Biotech scientists need to deal with plasmid almost everyday in their Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN) and Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS), Labii ELN & LIMS is now providing plasmid related functions to facilitate research.
Use the widget (Files, File, Files (No Preview)) to display the map of a *.gb in circular or linear format. GenBank (*.gb) is a plaintext format for storing DNA data as character sequences. Read here for more details.
To view the map, upload a file (*.gb, *.gbk, *.ape) and the plasmid will show automatically.
Paste sequences or import sequence from a *.gb, *.ape, etc.
Add or change features. Left panel shows the Circular or Linear Map, the right panels shows the Text Map. Text map shows DNA sequence, translation, and features as text-based graphics.
Click Fullscreen to view the editor at full screen
Click Standalone to view the editor in a standalone view. The Standalone view will only show this widget and provide all space to working on the widget.
Import sequence
Sequence can be create via importing *.gb, *.gbk, *.ape files.
To do that: File -> Import sequence
Export sequence
Sequence can be exported from File -> Export sequences
This supports:
Genebank File
Fastq file
Teselagen JSON file
Edit sequence features
Add a plasmid editor widget and you can starting load sequence and see the features at the real time. All the feature will be loaded automatically and the sequence can be changed on the right side of the panel.
Select a sequence and right click to change / delete / create a feature.
All features are summarized in the tab of Features. You have the option to change the color, name, type, strand.
To reach that:
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Click the Properties on the right side panel
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Click Features
3.
Select a feature
4.
Click New to create a new feature
5.
Click Edit to edit the current selected feature
6.
Click Delete to remove a feature
Manage cut sites
All cut sites will be listed under Cutsites. See the picture bellow.
Virtual Digest
The size of the DNA fragment can be viewed at the virtual digest.