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Publisher's Description
From MekenTosj:
EnzymeX is a program for molecular biologists, developed to help you determine which restriction enzymes you should use to cut your DNA of interest. It now is a complete DNA sequence analysis and editing program, which contains powerful and unique features and is above all user friendly. Never before was analyzing and editing your DNA constructs so easy and so much fun!
What's new in this version:
- Drastically improved speed
- Spotlight integration, including the new spotlight-based file browser
- Support for reverse ORFs
- Many improvements
- Improved accurateness
- Tons of bug fixes
- And much much more...
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"Excellent utility for Restriction enzyme mapping"
Version: EnzymeX 3.1
Pros
Easy to use, many enzymes in database
Cons
May not have been updated recently with newest enzymes
Summary
Easy to use, excellent mapping utility
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"Show promise, but produces specious results"
Version: EnzymeX 3.1
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
The interface is wonderful and extremely intuitive. It is terrific, both functionally, and visually! Unfortunately, there are a few errors in the program. I emailed the authors, but received a form reply, which is disappointing.
Firstly, I cannot trust the recommended buffer combinations! For example, BamHI is listed in NEB 1, 2, 3 and 4 as 75%, 100%, 50% and 75% respectively. From the NEB website, activity is actually 75%, 100%, 100% and 100%.
Secondly, ORFs and restriction sites that span across the origin of circular vectors are not identified!
Unfortunately, while EnzymeX appears to function as expected otherwise, these two semi-major bugs makes me wary about relying too heavily on this program. From the authors' reply, it appears it is no longer in development. "Unfortunately Papers takes up most of our time these days, so it could take a while before this feature would appear." This is a pity, as these bugs should not be too difficult to fix.
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