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A compact, flexible and cheap system for acquiring sequence data from autoradiograms with a digitizer and transferring it to an arbitrary host computer

S. Sjöberg , P. Carlsson , S. Enerbäck and G. Bjursell

Department of Medical Biochemistry, Molecular Genetics Group, University of Gothenburg Box 33031, S-400 33 Gothenburg, Sweden

In this article we describe MS-EdSeq, an integrated system for fast and accurate gel reading combined with safe and automatic file tranfer to an arbitrary host computer. The uniqueness of MS-EdSeq is its way of forming a link between the interactive sequence editor on the PC and the potential of the minicomputer acting as a host, thus making optimal use of both systems. This is especially suited for the moderately sized research group, using DNA-sequencing as one of various biochemical methods, where PCs are already in use for other tasks and a minicomputer is available. The gel reading algorithm described is fast, accurate and simple and the file transfer relies on the safe and well-known Kermit programs.

Received on July 7, 1988; accepted on November 15, 1988

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