CloneAssist – BETA

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CloneAssist Top Features – Overview

1). Seamlessly integrated with eLabNext

• The file is saved in a CloneAssist section, and a preview of CloneAssist is shown while the user is not working on it.
• Users may now create a CloneAssist section in an experiment.

2). Plasmid visualization

• The data file is now visualized as a plasmid. This shows all features, primers, open reading frames, and restriction enzymes, making it easy to visualize the parts most relevant to your research.

3). Gel electrophoresis

• By cutting your sequence with restriction enzymes, users get different fragments that are often verified with gel electrophoresis.
• CloneAssist provides a visualization of the gel electrophoresis with different markers.
• The gel can show one or more multiple reactions in one view.

4). Easily cut molecules with certain restriction enzymes, then apply the results to new molecules

• When adding one or more restriction enzymes to your tube, users may directly see how many cuts the restriction enzyme will make in the molecule(s).
• Results show all fragments that have arisen from the cutting reaction.

5). Visualize both the Linear and Circular sequences

• When making a selection or selecting a feature of interest, the views are synchronized.

6). Add custom features

• Add your custom features in the sequence by hovering over the end of your selection and clicking ‘+ Feature’.

7). Work on multiple reactions at the same time

• Multiple tubes can be created to perform a reaction. They may be opened simultaneously or collapsed for future use.

8). Multiple import/export options

• When starting a new CloneAssist section, you may import data from different formats such as snapgene (.dna), GenBank (.gb), CloneManager (.cm5), and fasta (.fasta).
• Molecules may be exported as an image (.png).

9). Filter the elements to the needs of your lab

• Visualizations are made to meet the needs of users. For example: if the user is only interested in the restriction enzymes that can cut the molecule, the user may disable all other visualization options.
• It is also possible to only show/hide specific features.

10). Sequence visualization shows, in great detail, how the DNA/RNA strand is constructed

• Linear View provides more detailed information, such as the actual sequence.
• When hovering over an enzyme, users can see the cutting sites.