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From: "Dr. Peter Gruendler" <A8711DAF%AWIUNI11.BITNET@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU>
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Hello!
I'm not sure about being in the right billboard --> if not, please
ignore !
We are in desparate need of GOOD and COMFORTABLE (i.e. user friendly)
software (in C or FORTRAN) for handling DNA sequences that can be
compiled to run on an IBM3090 machine (or C source code in ANSI standard
that can be compiled to run on an Amiga). It must be free or very
inexpensive, too!
Currently we are using an implementation of DATBAS based on Staden's
programs, which is awkward to use.
I will be very thankful for any information !
Best wishes for 1989,
P. Gruendler
P. Gruendler,
Inst. fuer Botanik
der Univ. Wien,
Rennweg 14
A-1030 Vienna / Austria
Tel.: (0043222)78 71 01 174
A8711DAF at AWIUNI11
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