Every year for the last 28 years, more researchers have cited DNASTAR’s software in scientific journals than any other sequence analysis software. Featured here is a sampling of publications so far in 2014. Check back each month for an … Continue reading
Please join us at the BioConference Live Cancer: Research, Discovery, and Therapeutics event from October 29 to 30th. DNASTAR’s Kerri Phillips will be presenting a talk entitled “A Next-Gen Sequencing Software Workflow for Cancer Gene Panel Analysis” on October 29th … Continue reading
Geneticists across the globe met this past week for the American Society of Human Genetics annual meeting in San Diego. A team from DNASTAR joined these researchers at the conference to present our Lasergene software, as well as some … Continue reading
We invite you to register for our upcoming webinar to learn how to analyze your NovaFold protein structure prediction models. In this free webinar, to be held Thursday, October 30th at 12:00 pm EDT (GMT -4:00), DNASTAR’s Jacqueline Carville … Continue reading
Will you be at the ASHG meeting in San Diego? Don’t miss a visit with DNASTAR! Visit us at booth #418 and pick up a pair of our new DNASTAR earbuds. Attend our workshop on Monday, October 20th at … Continue reading
MADISON, Wisconsin – October 10, 2014 – DNASTAR® announced the release of Lasergene 12.1 today, representing a major advancement in integrating traditional Lasergene desktop computer software with advanced capabilities on the cloud. Genomic scientists can now run multiple sequence assemblies … Continue reading
This week, we are proud to announce the release of Lasergene 12.1 New features in Lasergene 12.1 include: Protein function and ligand binding site prediction in NovaFold Structure and sequence alignment support for assessing NovaFold protein structure prediction … Continue reading
Nephropath™ incorporates DNASTAR pipeline for validating processes against NIST “gold standard.” The resources provided by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Genome in a Bottle (GIAB) consortium promise to greatly improve the reliability of genetic assays. With … Continue reading
Many organizations are increasingly finding that software site licenses are the right solution to meet the sequence analysis needs of their scientific staff. Even groups as small as 15-20 users often find that these site licenses are both the most … Continue reading
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