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Doing sequence analysis with your printer

D.B. Searls

Department of Genetics, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Philadelphia, PA 19104–6145, USA

The software package RSVP (Rapid Sequence Visualization in PostScript) has a suite of visually oriented sequence analysis routines implemented entirely in the page description language PostScript, a widely used standard that is built into many printers. RSVP is thus a relatively platform-independent tool for providing a ‘quick look’ at sequence data, using form and color to help point out patterns, in advance of more sophisticated sequence analyses.

Received on July 30, 1992; accepted on January 5, 1993

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