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Developer’s Description

Speed up and simplify molecular biology research.

Geneious is a bioinformatics software platform that is both ultra-powerful and easy to use. Scientists, researchers and students are able to search, organize, and analyze genomic and protein information via a single desktop program that provides publication ready images to enhance the impact of your research.

Complex data such as entire bacterial genomes or human chromosomes can be stored, visualized and analyzed using a single desktop application that unites pipelines and tools to ensure analyses are easily repeatable. Use Geneious to harness the power of grid computing for Mr. Bayes and ClustalW through Geneious' world-first Green Button Technology.

Geneious for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: June 20, 2013

Latest update: February 29, 2024

Version: 6.1.6

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

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Windows 7
Windows 10
Windows Server
Windows XP
Windows 2003
Windows Vista

Additional Requirements: Java 6

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Total Downloads: 9,460

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User Reviews

4.8/5

4 User Votes

definitely useful, very usable
ilyashlAugust 2, 2017
Pros
Comprehensive collection of functionality, intuitive and configurable interface, many third-party plug-ins, large user community.
Cons
Provenance tracking (what data is derived from what) seems incomplete and not always intuitive.
Summary
I have used other sequencing programs and this is by far the best.
nmahynskiMay 6, 2006
Pros
Extremely well designed interface and loading protocals; also constructs visually very well. The actual practicality for real world applications is questionable (professionals use different software) but it's still really cool!
Cons
Summary
realiy handy for revision. brill!
robbiehay1May 2, 2006
Pros
brill!!!!!!!!
Cons
Summary
A geneious at searching?
revel--2008May 1, 2006
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Geneious is a Java programmed, read platform-independent, interface to the scientific databases of the web, and a tool for analysing that data once it has been retrieved to a local database of 'interesting' files. I have been using Geneious since early in the beta testing phase of development, and have downloaded each new update as it was released. During that time I have seen major developments to the power, features and stability of the software, and I am impressed with Version 1.0. The developers have been uniformly excellent in their responses to bug reports and ideas/ suggestions for both the interface and feature set. I think that this has been key to the quality of the Version 1.0 release. The user interface of the Geneious software is very friendly and intuitive. Its generally uncluttered styling is a nice change from some other software I could mention and the customisable appearance is a nice touch. The use of the left hand pane to display collapsible directory trees for both the local database and the online databases is good too. I wonÃ¢??t review all of the features in Geneious here as they are wide ranging in their application to research and in some cases outside my direct field of expertise. In particular I am not an expert in sequence alignment and tree building. Having said that, using the Geneious interface I was able to quickly and easily create alignments and build phylogenetic trees. ItÃ¢??s just that I couldnÃ¢??t give an expert opinion on just how well they really work. The software currently interfaces very well with the NCBI website database and retains much of that sites functionality in terms of searching out data. However, Geneious goes well beyond NCBI in some respects. The most important of which is the use the Ã¢??AgentsÃ¢??. These are automated searches that, once setup, keep an eye on the NCBI database in the background and retrieve any new matching documents. This is a great innovation that saves a great deal time. Now if I could only have Geneious also work out the appropriate terms for my searches as well I could take up Golf. I have mainly used Geneious to manage my searches for references, and to search for all the members of a particular superfamily of genes. This is now working very well. Only my choice of search terms really held things up to begin with anyway. I recommend Geneious in its current form and can only imagine that the software will continue to improve rapidly that the request of its users. PS I have rated the support/ documentation as n/a because I never looked at it - didn't need to. But like a said eariler the response from the development team, to emails and forum posts, was excellent.