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Key Features:
Plasmid map can be highly customized. You can arrange multiple maps on a page, in linear or circular formats. Each map can be moved, resized, scaled, grouped and colored. To modify a plasmid map, you can use the Plasmid Graphics Wizard, the Plasmid Drawing Tools, Context Menus, and Drag/Drop.
You can save your works on a document or a picture file (BMP). BVTech Plasmid supports multiple document interface (MDI) just like Microsoft Word.
You can also print your plasmid map anytime.
Fragments can be added to a map to represent features such as genes, motifs, or subcloned fragments. This differs from inserting fragments, which is used to simulate cloning experiments and does alter the size and sequence of the map. Similarly, Removing fragments will not change the size of the map, while deleting fragments will reduce the size of the map.
You can customize a fragment's properties, such as its color, width, and direction, and change its position relative to the map.
Enzyme Markers can be added to the map to represent a restriction site at a particular location. You can customize a marker's properties, such as its font, text, color, position on the page, and whether to show its location in parentheses.
If you have input a DNA sequence, BVTech Plasmid will be able to find restriction sites for you.
BVTech Plasmid provides many drawing objects, includs lines, arrows, rectangles, circles, and text boxes. Drawing objects can be used for general annotation or to add extra labels to a map.
Contact us:
If you've comments or bug reports, please contact us.
You can reach us by
E-mail: sales@biovisualtech.com
Mail to: 4619 146th PL SE, Bellevue, WA 98006
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