Software to find promoter/repressor binding sites in sequences?
Joe Mack
mack at ncifcrf.gov
Fri Jan 28 13:33:05 EST 1994
In article <2hs4opINN5r0 at no-names.nerdc.ufl.edu> grady at elm.circa.ufl.edu (W. Grady Campbell) writes:
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> I would like to know of programs on a DOS or VMS platform that
>will find potential sites of interest in the promoter regions in DNA
>sequences. In particular, I am interested in finding potential hormone
This is a difficult problem, because what is really needed is for someone
to compileand keep updated a list of these things. Any DNA comparing
program can handle the rest of it. I believe the gcc package now has
a data base (called sometihng like translist.dat) that you run against
your DNA. Contact your local gcc site and see what they have to say.
Joe Mack
mack at ncifcrf.gov
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