AmplifX for Mac
Aid for molecular biologists.
Free
In English
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AmplifX overview
The main purpose of AmplifX is to seek in a collection of primers, such as any molecular biologist get in his refrigerators, those which can be use to amplify a fragment into a target sequence, for example, and particularly, to design strategies to screen recombinant clones by PCR.
Some informations are associated with each primer, some automatically computed by AmplifX (like TM, Quality, length) and other given by the user (name, comments, etc) This allows general aspects of primer management (sequences and real tubes). AmplifX can also design new primers.
What’s new in version 2.1.1
- Fixes a bug leading to immediate exit. This bug could have occured in version 2.1.0 in some circonstances after running a PCR and loading/pasting a new target sequence.
AmplifX for Mac
Free
In English
Version 2.1.1
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Dec 17 2024
Version: 2.1.1
The AmplifX webpage has been shut down.
However, as of Dec 16, 2024, the file download URL is still functional.
Jul 26 2023
Version: 1.7.0
A Intel64 version, AmplifX 2.x had been released. Latest version is AmplifX 2.1.1.
https://inp.univ-amu.fr/en/amplifx-manage-test-and-design-your-primers-for-pcr
Jan 11 2013
Version: 1.6.1
Great application. Simple and efficient way to visualize how PCR primers match a sequence.
Very nice to see the applications is still supported and updated after all these years.
May 6 2007
Version: 1.4
Gorgeous program. There are plenty of webpages devoted to finding primers as well, but it's great to have this readily available on my computer at any time.
Nov 18 2004
Version: 0.96
Nice to see such a fine scientific application in the Mac sphere. Hopefully it is a nice effect of the Unix based os X, more developers wants Macs...
Great.
Dont know anything about that advanced impressing sounding stuff it may fix. But nice seeing real scientific apps coming along.