MacPlasmap can make your work more productive and more fun. There is nothing better than keeping your plasmid data in the computer in a graphic form. No more guessing at inaccurate sketchy maps. Accuracy helps you design better experiments. Draw one map, and derive others from it just like the way it happens with your DNA constructs.
Professional map reflects professional work.
The above is a true screen snapshot containing arrows and shadowed text for map illustrations. Drawing basics MacPlasmap accurately places sites and genes on circular or linear maps according to the map scale, and updates their coordinates when the map is resized. For example, when you insert a fragment into a map, the map coordinates are correctly updated for you. Each map object can be adjusted with respect to its position, size, pattern, color, and style, just like in a general drawing program. The ability to recombine plasmid maps provides a powerful approach to efficient management of your plasmid data.