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MacVector 10.0 Final Release!
MacVector 10 is now available. Registered users will be receiving CDs in the mail soon. See here for details on the new release and check out the Screencasts to see it in action.
MacVector 10.0 Feedback
Found a bug in the MacVector 10.0 public beta? Want to make a comment or request a new feature or enhancement? Use this form.
Student Licenses Now Available.
If you are a student at an accredited institution, you can now get your own personal copy of MacVector. Details on other licenses available here.
MacVector on Leopard.
We're pleased to announce that MacVector 9.5 is Leopard compatible. You can find out more details in this thread on our forums:
New User Guide.
We have just completed a revision of the User Guide for MacVector 9.5. Click here to download an electronic copy.
Special offer for Vector NTI users.
Upgrade to MacVector at 50% discount. Click here for more details.
MacVector Forums.
Download the MacVector 10.0 Trial! Click Here! (Registration required)
MacVector, Inc. develops easy to use Macintosh applications to help Molecular Biologists analyse, assemble and document DNA and protein sequences.
MacVector
MacVector is a comprehensive Macintosh application that provides sequence editing, primer design, internet database searching, protein analysis, sequence confirmation, multiple sequence alignment, phylogenetic reconstruction, coding region analysis, and a wide variety of other functions. MacVector is widely regarded as the most intuitive, easy to use program available for sequence analysis. More information on MacVector.
Assembler
Assembler is an add-on module for MacVector that provides a simple graphical interface to the phred, phrap and cross_match contig assembly algorithms from the University of Washington. Assembler must be purchased separately from MacVector. More details.
The new Macvector 10 tabbed windows take full advantage of MacOS X graphics to create high quality images. (Click image to enlarge.)
Assembler provides an intuitive interface that lets you directly analyze and edit phrap assemblies. (Click image to enlarge.)