Other GCG programs can now use TOAD.GCG as data. Reversing a sequence simply copies all the residues in reverse order. Complementing writes complementary residues, keeping to the same order. By reversing AND complementing at the same time, we maintain the 5' to 3' order of nucleotides in a file. This is the accepted standard for representing sequences.
Some information is detailed, many entries simply refer to other printed documentation.
Primer . . Examine the different parts of the data, particularly the accession number of X03795 and the feature table. MAP Use MAP without any command-line modifiers, to show ALL possible enzymes and ALL possible cut sites. Type the output file platelet.map . We can limit the identification of restriction sites in other ways.