Kyle Gabel

Data analysis is most accurate when both forward and reverse sequence traces are used. I. Software assumes that the filenames with only _F and _R differences are from the same sample. II. If the fi...

There are a few options for data input: I. If you do not have a GenBank sequence for the gene of interest, simply enter your trace samples in the Sample Files window; the software will automaticall...

Yes the software can detect somatic mutations. Prior to running the data go to Process>Options>Display and check the box labeled, "Check 2D Small Peaks (Mosaic)." The software will place a green li...

The software has many advantages for mutation analysis:  Detects real mutations and ignores base calling errors Simple, fast process through automated analysis  Accuracy of 99% in detecting mutati...

There are only three simple steps to produce results using the automatic software:I. Data Entry II. Automated analysisIII. Reporting

The software detects homozygous and heterozygous point mutations and indels.

Mutation Surveyor detects mutations and SNPs with DNA trace data resulting from Sanger sequencing. The variations of sample DNA sequence traces are compared to wildtype and GenBank sequence traces.

Follow our guide HERE to for help importing your Mutation Surveyor data into Geneticist Assistant.

Phred-like Score Characteristics Estimates a probability of error for each base-call, as a function of certain parameters computed from the trace data. These error probabilities are to validate ba...

Use our Downloading a GenBank file from NCBI guide to help you download a GenBank file.