Taylor Robbins wrote:
>> I've been away from the newsgroups for a few days and was dismayed to see
> some of the responses to my post. [...] Perhaps the reason you are so
> interested in my post is because you, or Petr Kuzmic, are in direct
> competition with Redasoft.
Just in case anyone reading 'bionet.metabolic-reg' is mystified just who
does the "you" in the above article refer to, "you" means Dr. Anders
Pedersen from the Technical University of Denmark, who wrote in
'bionet.molbio.methds-regnts':
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Taylor Robbins wrote:
>> I have been using a program called Redasoft Plasmid for the past year to aid
> me in my research. Redasoft recently released a beta version of their new
> program, Visual Cloning 2000. I thought I would recommend it to you all
> because I am really impressed by the great graphics and new features.
> [...]
> Dr. Taylor Robbins
Sounds to me like "Dr. Robbins" might be affiliated with Redasoft (or am
I being paranoid?).
"Plasmid/Visual Cloning 2000" is an OK program, but I think it might be
relevant to mention that there are freeware alternatives with a lot of
the same features. E.g., pDRAW32 which can be downloaded (for free) from
this URL:
http://www.crosswinds.net/~acaclone/
Best regards,
Anders Gorm Pedersen
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Anders Gorm Pedersen, cand.scient., Ph.D. (gorm at cbs.dtu.dk)
Center for Biological Sequence Analysis
Technical University of Denmark
Bldg 208, DK-2800 Lyngby, Denmark
phone: (+45) 45 25 24 84
fax: (+45) 45 93 15 85
Web: http://www.cbs.dtu.dk/gorm/
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-- Petr
