Don.Gilbert@IUBio.Bio.Indiana.Edu (Don Gilbert) (07/21/90)
I've updated the sequence reformatter of mine called ReadSeq. This program comes as C source code that is suitable for Unix, VMS, MS-DOS, or other command-line systems. Readseq reads and writes nucleic/protein sequence in these formats: Stanford/IG, Genbank, NBRF, EMBL, UWGCG, DNA Strider, Fitch, Pearson, Zuker, Olsen, Phylip v3.2, Phylip v3.3, and Plain text Data files may have multiple sequences. Software developers are encouraged to use these routines rather than devise their own obscure formats. The pascal version of readseq is now out-of-date. You can get the full set of readseq source and document files as an ARC archive file thru anonymous ftp to Iubio.bio.indiana.edu. See directory [archive.molbio.readseq]. Use binary ftp for getting the readseq.arc file. -- Don Don.Gilbert@iubio.bio.indiana.edu biology dept., indiana univ., bloomington, in 47405, usa