Multithreaded Electronic PCR
Last updated 2008/02/18
This is the home of me-PCR, descended from NCBI's e-PCR. The
manual for the latest stable version is here. NCBI's e-PCR has improved greatly over
the years, and in general, you should use e-PCR rather than me-PCR.
The me-PCR package includes:
Prior to 1.0.6, packages contained ready-to-use binaries for AIX,
OS X, Solaris, Linux, and Windows. I can create packages for these
platforms upon request.
Download latest stable version of me-PCR
Package change history
- me-PCR 1.0.6 February 18, 2008 (No binaries)
- Fix for FASTA files containing "small" sequences when using multithreading.
- me-PCR 1.0.5c April 12, 2004
- FASTA files can now have multiple sequences.
- me-PCR 1.0.5b April 4, 2004
- Added X parameter to disallow 3' mismatches in both primers.
- me-PCR 1.0.4 (STABLE), May 12, 2003
- Now includes Linux binary for 1.0.4.
- me-PCR 1.0.4, May 2, 2003
- Now Windows-format input files work with both Windows and UNIX
binaries. Note that the Windows version produces a Windows-format
output file. AIX, OS X 10.2, and Windows binaries are all 1.0.4.
- me-PCR 1.0.3, May 2, 2003
- This package includes a lightly tested Windows binary and a source
code bug fix to once again allow compilation and proper functioning under
WIN32.
Note: The 1.0.3 Windows version only operates correctly
with UNIX-format text files. This will be corrected in an upcoming version.
Contact
Kevin Murphy <murphy@genome.chop.edu>
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