| by
Peter Hojrup
If you are working with protein sequences, you need
GPMAW, a program made by protein chemists for protein chemists. Although
the program has been designed as a daily tool for mass spectrometric
analysis, all protein chemists who work with sequences this a program like
this to handle their structures and provide basic analysis. The main
design goals of the program have been ease-of-use without sacrificing
speed and precision. Protein sequences can easily be imported and edited
from a number of sources, i.e. direct searches in databases or copied from
the internet or other programs. Multiple sequences can be loaded
simultaneously, highlighted, colored, displayed in 1- or 3-letter code and
cleaved by enzymes or by user specifications. The program also handles
multiple chains, cross-links and modified amino acid residues. All
proteins and peptides are reported along with a number of
physical/chemical characteristics like precise mass (average and
monoisotopic, singly and multiply charged), pI, absorption, charge, HPLC
index etc.
Databases can be searched locally for digest masses,
proteins for compositions, graphs can be displayed for hydrophobicity,
secondary structure prediction, theoretical HPLC peptide chromatogram,
databases as 2D gels etc.
NOW includes the
entire Swiss-Prot and EMBL Databases....over 800,000 proteins!
(Requires Windows 95, 98,
NT or 2000, or XP)

| P/N A16006 |
Single User |
$ 399.00 |
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| P/N A16006 |
5 User License |
$ 999.00 |
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| P/N A16006 |
15 User License |
$ 1,999.00 |
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