Genome Compiler major update - release 0.2.10

[Omri Drory]

Genome Compiler release 0.2.10 is out!

This is a major release focused on 4 major features:

1) Direct connection to NCBI genbank

2) Multiline view

3) Feature Annotation detection (Restriction enzymes cut sites)

4) Full iGem repository of standard biological parts added to the internal library

Check it out at http://genomecompiler.com/ or just start the copy of Genome Compiler already installed in your computer and you will be prompt to update to the new version

http://genomecompiler2.squarespace.com/news/2012/9/2/genome-compiler-major-update-0210.html

[Jeswin]

This is neat. I saw your video on the website. I didn't realize that
we should be thinking about developing higher languages instead of
manipulating the ACGT only. Very insightful. I'll take a look at the
genomeCompiler program

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[Omri Drory]

Thanks! Please send us feedback/bug reports/feature request in genome compiler help menu / feedback.

[osazuwa]

Hi Omri,

I am a Purdue PhD student in stats working on comp bio, and I am putting together a podcast on how biology is becoming more accessible to non-experts.  Obviously Genome Compiler is doing just that.  Can you talk about the development of your product in a Skype interview? robertness -at-- gmail.com

Regards,

Robert 

[Omri Drory]

sure - email me at om...@genomecompiler.com - can also hear another interview I gave here: http://soundcloud.com/techzing/techzing-196 and here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLhU1RGTHN4