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===Availability=== | ===Availability=== | ||
CircDesigNA is available for use at [http://cssb.utexas.edu/circdesigna its website]. | CircDesigNA is available for use at [http://cssb.utexas.edu/circdesigna its website]. | ||
Tutorials are available at [[Biomod/2011/UTAustin/Hook'em Hybridizers/CircDesigNA/Help]] | |||
===What it does=== | ===What it does=== | ||
CircDesigNA employs a genetic algorithm to optimize an objective function which scores a sequence assignment on specificity of interactions. This objective function is described as follows: | CircDesigNA employs a genetic algorithm to optimize an objective function which scores a sequence assignment on specificity of interactions. This objective function is described as follows: | ||
[[Image:CircDesignaFunction.png|540px|CircDesigNA Score Function]] | [[Image:CircDesignaFunction.png|540px|CircDesigNA Score Function]] | ||
Revision as of 21:45, 26 May 2011
This article discusses the nucleic acid sequence design program created to build DNA circuits, CircDesigNA.
Availability
CircDesigNA is available for use at its website.
Tutorials are available at Biomod/2011/UTAustin/Hook'em Hybridizers/CircDesigNA/Help
What it does
CircDesigNA employs a genetic algorithm to optimize an objective function which scores a sequence assignment on specificity of interactions. This objective function is described as follows:
