Sequencher Features

Gene Codes has long been an innovator, investing in the R&D to develop powerful features for your DNA sequence analysis.  Gene Codes developed the Assemble to Reference Sequence strategy that is widely used to speed up assembly and assign base-numbering systems and features to new data.  The variance table was developed in the mid 1990's and became a key element first for forensic sequencing of mtDNA, and then for virtually all of our clients. 

Working with core labs that use structured naming conventions to track data for individual clients, we developed the Assemble by Name strategy that has become so popular. In the new Sequencher 5.0, we’ve continued our strategy of adding functionality to Sequencher.  You will find new tools for next-generation DNA sequence alignment and analysis and enhanced capabilities for traditional DNA sequence data analysis. 

Look through some of the topics at left and explore some of features, both common and specialized, that are in Sequencher today.  And don't hesitate to request new functionality that you'd like to see added to the program by writing to support@genecodes.com.