Browser comatibility
- The Sequence Manipulation Suite is written in JavaScript 1.5, which is a lightweight, cross-platform, object-oriented scripting language. JavaScript is now standardized by the ECMA (European Computer Manufacturers Association). The first version of the ECMA standard is documented in the ECMA-262 specification. The ECMA-262 standard is also approved by the ISO (International Organization for Standards) as ISO-16262. JavaScript 1.5 is fully compatible with ECMA-262, Edition 3.
- The Sequence Manipulation Suite requires a web browser that supports JavaScript version 1.5 or higher. The number of browsers supporting JavaScript 1.5 should increase in the near future.
- The Sequence Manipulation Suite should run in the following browsers: Mozilla 1.2.1 or newer (Linux)
- Netscape 7.1 or newer (Windows)
- Internet Explorer 6.0 or newer (Windows)
- Netscape 7.1 or newer (Mac OS X)
- Camino 0.8 or newer (Mac OS X)
- Firefox 0.9.x or newer (Mac OS X)
- Mozilla 1.72 or newer (Mac OS X)
- The Sequence Manipulation Suite does not run in the following browsers (the old version of the Sequence Manipulation Suite does work in these): Internet Explorer 5 (Mac OS X) - does not support JavaScript 1.5
- Safari 1.1 (Mac OS X) - does not support JavaScript 1.5
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Format Conversion
>Combine FASTA
>EMBL to FASTA
>EMBL Feature Extractor
>EMBL Trans Extractor
>Filter DNA
>Filter Protein
>GenBank to FASTA
>GenBank Feature Extractor
>GenBank Trans Extractor
>One to Three
>Range Extractor DNA
>Range Extractor Protein
>Reverse Complement
>Three to One
Sequence Analysis
>Codon Plot
>Codon Usage
>DNA Pattern Find
>DNA Stats
>Fuzzy Search DNA
>Fuzzy Search Protein
>Ident and Sim
>Multi Rev Trans
>Mutate for Digest
>ORF Finder
>Pairwise Align DNA
>Pairwise Align Protein
>PCR Products
>Protein Isoelectric Point
>Protein Molecular Weight
>Protein Pattern Find
>Protein Stats
>Restriction Digest
>Restriction Summary
>Reverse Translate
>Translate
Sequence Figures
>Color Align Conservation
>Color Align Properties
>Group DNA
>Group Protein
>Primer Map
>Restriction Map
>Translation Map
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