If you’re a frequent visitor to our website or this blog, you’ll know we talk a lot about accuracy here. When it comes to your research, we understand that obtaining accurate and reliable results is paramount in deciding which … Continue reading →

Dr. Amanda Mitchell received her PhD in Biochemistry from the University of Wisconsin in Madison. Her thesis focus was on 3D structures of proteins from bacteria that modify sugars attached to antibiotics they produce. She joined DNASTAR in 2011 as … Continue reading →

Steve Darnell started his career as a structural biologist and computational biologist at the University of Wisconsin, developing computational models to predict binding hot spots in protein-protein interactions. In 2008 he joined DNASTAR and helped launch Protean 3D for protein … Continue reading →

  When most people think about DNASTAR, they probably think of cloning and primer design in our Molecular Biology Suite or next-gen sequence assembly and analysis in our Genomics Suite. Indeed, much of our 30-year history as a company has … Continue reading →

Protein structure prediction software programs seek to solve one of the more essential bioinformatics quandaries: how can we determine the three-dimensional structure of a protein from its amino acid sequence? Important for both medicine and biotechnology, the task of protein … Continue reading →