
Geneious 6.1
Geneious Pro™ is an integrated and extendable software platform for the organization and analysis of biological data that runs on all major operating systems. Geneious Pro is a revolutionary bioinformatic tool that combines industry-leading DNA and protein analysis tools into a single package that is both ultra-powerful and easy to use. Scientists, researchers and students are able to search, organize and analyze genomic and protein information of any size via a single powerful desktop program that provides publication-ready images to enhance the impact of your research.
NGS Assembly
- Assemble 454, SOLiD™ and Illumina™
- Reference and de novo assembly
- Hybrid (mixed data) assembly
- Paired-end and mate pair assembly
- Velvet, Maq, Bowtie on Geneious Server™
Alignment
- ClustalW (Greenbutton™ enabled)
- MUSCLE and MAFFT alignment
- Kalign plugin (coming soon)
- Translation and profile alignment
- MAUVE genome alignment
Chromatogram Assembly
- Chromatogram assembly of Sanger data
- Import Sequencher data from .CAF file
- Assemble by name
- Call secondary peaks
- Phase variation and heterozygous INDELs
Phylogenetics
- MrBayes (Greenbutton™ enabled)
- PAUP* interface including ModelTest
- NJ, UPGMA and PhyML
- Bootstrapping and consensus trees
- Interactive tree viewing
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History updates (Complete changelogs since the listing on this site)
6.1 [02-07-13]
- Primer Design
- New cloning primer design task added for designing primers with fixed 5' binding positions
- Repeat library mispriming added to avoid binding to known repeats
- Primer extensions can now be chosen from the primer design options
- Designed primers now have nicer names
- Sequence View
- When adding or editing annotations you can choose which track they are on.
- Replaced the "Move all of annotation type" option with a more general "Edit all of annotation type" option.
- Added right click option to copy a sequence name or other displayed field.
- Removed restriction on maximum length of text that can be searched for as long as interpreting ambiguities is turned off
- Alignment/Contig View
- Added option to hide columns with more than X% gaps
- Can drag select the alignment numbering to select all sequences in alignments/contigs
- Added find dialog option to allow gaps between characters being searched for
- Improved rendering performance (5 times faster in some cases)
- Custom BLAST now supports BLAST+ (existing users will have to upgrade blast manually, new users get BLAST+ by default).
- Back Translate now has codon usage tables for producing unambiguous nucleotide sequence (uses EMBOSS tool backtranseq)
- DNA/RNA fold view now available on two sequences, showing how the two molecules bind to each other (uses Vienna rnacofold 2.0.7)
- DNA/RNA fold view updated with new stats panel, better probability color scheme and new energy models
- High/Low Coverage Finder: Added option to merge annotations less than a specified number of bases apart.
- More things are multi-threaded which makes them faster (e.g. trimming, read mapper indexing)
- De Novo Assembly: Slightly better results on gappy data
- Lengths Graph: Added option to display contig lengths
- New "Grade" column for sequence search results that combines E-value, identity and query coverage in to a single percentage
- Cut positions in enzyme table viewer split into count and positions for easier sorting
- Lambda PFG, Low range PFG and Lambda DNA-BstEII ladders added to virtual gel view
- New geneious.properties file can be used by admins to configure geneious
- Text View now available when several documents are selected
- New Bowtie2 assembly option added on Geneious Server
- Circular contigs now correctly render graphs (e.g. chromatograms) on sequences that wrap past the circular origin
- Fixed a crash when importing primers from csv of longer than 36bp
- Sample documents have been changed significantly
- The Solaris operating system is no longer supported officially
- Most text is now rendered clearly on Retina display macs
- Trial licenses now have to be requested and activated
- Vienna rnafold updated to 2.0.7
- All EMBOSS tools updated to 6.5.7
- Bowtie updated to 0.12.8 (Geneious Server)
- SOAP2 updated to 2.21 (Geneious Server)
- Primer Design and Testing
- primer3 upgraded to version 2.3.4
- Hairpin and dimer characteristics now calculated as melting point (Tm)
- Design on sub-region of a long sequence is much faster
- Updated melting point calculation parameters
- Primer testing performance improved
- Selecting two nested regions (by holding ctrl/cmd) in the sequence view will now set the included and target regions
- Sequence/Alignment/Contig Viewer:
- Reference sequence floats at the top like the consensus sequence
- Can choose to number just the alignment without also numbering the reference sequence
- Annotations with db_xref links and from dbSNP are now hyperlinked to relevant web site entry
- Statistics display the percentage of bases that are at least quality 20, 30 and 40.
- Added option to change the thickness of annotations
- Nicer positioning of annotation labels
- Can edit properties (e.g. description) of sequences in sequence lists and alignments
- Improved support for read mapping when choosing to map reads to multiple locations:
- Coverage graph and find high/low coverage weight reads less based on the number of locations they map to
- Variant finder and consensus sequence generator: Added option to ignore reads mapped to multiple locations
- Reference assembler supports using the "map reads to multiple locations" on paired reads
- Contig Viewer: Added '# Mapped Locations' color scheme
- Contig Viewer: Status bar indicates number of locations the read is mapped to.
- Assembler has new option to not map reads at all that would otherwise map to multiple locations
- Variants Finder:
- Added option to include the sequence names contributing to each variant in the annotation
- Added 'Homopolymer quality reduction' setting to assist in eliminating false variants
- Amino acid changes reported now take into account variants elsewhere in the codon
- Added 'Average Quality' property on annotations
- Extended option limiting variations to within annotations of a particular type to also allow finding variations within a specified range of those annotations
- Import/Export:
- Added VCF import
- Added support for publishing figures to SWF and EMF
- Added ability to import SAM/BAM file against subsequence of reference
- Fastq import can import multiple files with same quality settings
- Geneious can now import files that have been zipped or gzipped
- Assembly:
- De Novo Assembly: Added option to only use percentage of input data for better performance when you have too much data
- De Novo Assembly: Improved assembly results
- Reference Assembly: New fine tuning algorithm that generates much better results, is faster, and generally uses less memory
- Extraction:
- Extraction, reverse complement and translate have document history
- Fixed issue where extension ended up at wrong end of primer extracted from reverse strand
- Added 'Complement Only' and 'Reverse Only' operations (this is not in default distributions - it needs to be installed from the plugins window)
- Extract Annotations now lets you choose what other annotations from sequences are included in extraction
- New Feature Finder automatically annotates plasmids and other sequences with database of features
- Annotations Table in separate tab now supports editing
- Sequence/Alignment/Annotations Viewers: Filter box now provides more powerful field-based filtering
- Forwards compatibility. Geneious 6 will be able to handle most documents that people export or put in shared databases using future versions.
- Circular reference sequence assemblies: Contig viewer displays them correctly and consensus calling, variant finding and high/low coverage finding and statistics correctly handle them
- High/Low Coverage Finder: Nicer track names for contigs with reference sequences (like the variant finder has)
- Consensus: When the reference sequence has no coverage, you can now choose to call either ?, N, Gap, or the reference sequence value
- Find Duplicates operation gives option to create new sequence list containing duplicates
- Modified date field is no longer updated on documents used as input to operations
- GenBank "contig" download downloads the full document and not the documents that comprise it
- Sequence Search: Now automatically ignores leading and trailing trim regions
- Full screen now supported on Mac OS X Lion and above
- Improvements to transcription factor search output: Transcription factor name, clickable link out to Tranfac entry, explanation of quality values.
- New "Info" view tab which contains Lineage, History and Properties. Properties combines the previous "Notes" view with the ability to edit common fields like Description and Organism
- Shared Database: Folders that a user cannot view are now hidden by default. They can be shown again by right clicking on the root database folder.
- Tree viewer now shows consensus support just above nodes
- Profile Alignment plugin turned off by default
- Collaboration menu moved under Tools menu
- Lots of other little improvements
- Sequence Viewer: When zoomed out, adjacent annotations looked like they were overlapping
- Editing 'Topology' field directly instead of changing it via the Sequence menu didn't work
- Geneious is signed on Windows and MacOS. This means it can be downloaded from Internet Explorer 9+ without warning and Gatekeeper will not reject it.
- Geneious now requires Java 6. Geneious will no longer run on Java 5. This means Geneious will no longer run on platforms where Java 6 is unavailable such as Power PC Macs and Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger)
- Geneious is now only available in one package for Mac OS X. This runs in 64 bit mode by default, but can be changed to run in 32 bit mode.
- Server Databases has been renamed to Shared Databases to avoid confusion with Geneious Server
- Changes to licensing:
- Geneious Pro/Basic terminology removed
- Must now enter a license or start trial when starting Geneious for the first time
- Geneious Pro days no longer occur
- Geneious now collects anonymous usage information (with your permission) to help us make improvements
Other versions : 6.0 5.5.3 5.4.6 5.4.4 5.4.2 5.3.6 5.3.5 5.3.4
v6.0 [12-02-12]
- Primer Design and Testing
- primer3 upgraded to version 2.3.4
- Hairpin and dimer characteristics now calculated as melting point (Tm)
- Design on sub-region of a long sequence is much faster
- Updated melting point calculation parameters
- Primer testing performance improved
- Selecting two nested regions (by holding ctrl/cmd) in the sequence view will now set the included and target regions
- Sequence/Alignment/Contig Viewer:
- Reference sequence floats at the top like the consensus sequence
- Can choose to number just the alignment without also numbering the reference sequence
- Annotations with db_xref links and from dbSNP are now hyperlinked to relevant web site entry
- Statistics display the percentage of bases that are at least quality 20, 30 and 40.
- Added option to change the thickness of annotations
- Nicer positioning of annotation labels
- Can edit properties (e.g. description) of sequences in sequence lists and alignments
- Improved support for read mapping when choosing to map reads to multiple locations:
- Coverage graph and find high/low coverage weight reads less based on the number of locations they map to
- Variant finder and consensus sequence generator: Added option to ignore reads mapped to multiple locations
- Reference assembler supports using the "map reads to multiple locations" on paired reads
- Contig Viewer: Added '# Mapped Locations' color scheme
- Contig Viewer: Status bar indicates number of locations the read is mapped to.
- Assembler has new option to not map reads at all that would otherwise map to multiple locations
- Variants Finder:
- Added option to include the sequence names contributing to each variant in the annotation
- Added 'Homopolymer quality reduction' setting to assist in eliminating false variants
- Amino acid changes reported now take into account variants elsewhere in the codon
- Added 'Average Quality' property on annotations
- Extended option limiting variations to within annotations of a particular type to also allow finding variations within a specified range of those annotations
- Import/Export:
- Added VCF import
- Added support for publishing figures to SWF and EMF
- Added ability to import SAM/BAM file against subsequence of reference
- Fastq import can import multiple files with same quality settings
- Geneious can now import files that have been zipped or gzipped
- Assembly:
- De Novo Assembly: Added option to only use percentage of input data for better performance when you have too much data
- De Novo Assembly: Improved assembly results
- Reference Assembly: New fine tuning algorithm that generates much better results, is faster, and generally uses less memory
- Extraction:
- Extraction, reverse complement and translate have document history
- Fixed issue where extension ended up at wrong end of primer extracted from reverse strand
- Added 'Complement Only' and 'Reverse Only' operations (this is not in default distributions - it needs to be installed from the plugins window)
- Extract Annotations now lets you choose what other annotations from sequences are included in extraction
- New Feature Finder automatically annotates plasmids and other sequences with database of features
- Annotations Table in separate tab now supports editing
- Sequence/Alignment/Annotations Viewers: Filter box now provides more powerful field-based filtering
- Forwards compatibility. Geneious 6 will be able to handle most documents that people export or put in shared databases using future versions.
- Circular reference sequence assemblies: Contig viewer displays them correctly and consensus calling, variant finding and high/low coverage finding and statistics correctly handle them
- High/Low Coverage Finder: Nicer track names for contigs with reference sequences (like the variant finder has)
- Consensus: When the reference sequence has no coverage, you can now choose to call either ?, N, Gap, or the reference sequence value
- Find Duplicates operation gives option to create new sequence list containing duplicates
- Modified date field is no longer updated on documents used as input to operations
- GenBank "contig" download downloads the full document and not the documents that comprise it
- Sequence Search: Now automatically ignores leading and trailing trim regions
- Full screen now supported on Mac OS X Lion and above
- Improvements to transcription factor search output: Transcription factor name, clickable link out to Tranfac entry, explanation of quality values.
- New "Info" view tab which contains Lineage, History and Properties. Properties combines the previous "Notes" view with the ability to edit common fields like Description and Organism
- Shared Database: Folders that a user cannot view are now hidden by default. They can be shown again by right clicking on the root database folder.
- Tree viewer now shows consensus support just above nodes
- Profile Alignment plugin turned off by default
- Collaboration menu moved under Tools menu
- Lots of other little improvements
- Sequence Viewer: When zoomed out, adjacent annotations looked like they were overlapping
- Editing 'Topology' field directly instead of changing it via the Sequence menu didn't work
- Geneious is signed on Windows and MacOS. This means it can be downloaded from Internet Explorer 9+ without warning and Gatekeeper will not reject it.
- Geneious now requires Java 6. Geneious will no longer run on Java 5. This means Geneious will no longer run on platforms where Java 6 is unavailable such as Power PC Macs and Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger)
- Geneious is now only available in one package for Mac OS X. This runs in 64 bit mode by default, but can be changed to run in 32 bit mode.
- Server Databases has been renamed to Shared Databases to avoid confusion with Geneious Server
- Changes to licensing:
- Geneious Pro/Basic terminology removed
- Must now enter a license or start trial when starting Geneious for the first time
- Geneious Pro days no longer occur
- Geneious now collects anonymous usage information (with your permission) to help us make improvements
v5.5.3 [10-10-11]
New features added in Pro version only:
- Support for Multi-site gateway cloning
- BAM format import and export (including BAM index file)
- BED format import and export
- SAM format export
- Set the color of folders and documents in local and server databases
- RNA Fold viewer scrolls to selection
- Better results when reference sequence assembling.
- Codon usage statistics added to the Statistics tab in the Sequence and Alignment view
- The direction of sequencing reads can be set before the assembly process using "Set Read Direction" in the Sequence menu
- Improved performance and greatly reduced memory usage when dealing with large numbers of sequences (both stand-alone and in contigs)
- BLAST searches now have the option to return a query-centric alignment document only
- BLAST searches now have the option to bin queries into those with hits and those with none, without the need to download entire hits (faster than a standard search)
- Added "Whole Words Only" checkbox to local documents searching so that you can search for partial words
- Added "Find All" button when using "Find in Document" on the sequence/alignment viewer
- Can select multiple folders for moving/deleting and for showing the contents of them all at once
- When a sequence is circularized, annotation intervals extending past the ends of the sequence are now truncated
- When a sequence is de-circularized, annotation intervals spanning the origin are split into multiple intervals
- Fixed poor performance when viewing some sequences with over 100,000 annotations
- Empty sub-folders are now kept when exporting folders
- Separate by barcode works on already paired reads and lets you choose which sequence in the pair has the barcode
- Fixed problem with garbled fonts on some systems
- Fixed de novo assembler running out of file handles on machines with lots of processors
- Greatly improved the speed at which Geneious performs large batch BLAST searches
- Fixed crash when loading some contigs (which would also cause search index to crash)
v5.4.6 [08-02-11]
New features added in Pro version only:
- Support for Multi-site gateway cloning
- BAM format import and export (including BAM index file)
- BED format import and export
- SAM format export
- Set the color of folders and documents in local and server databases
- RNA Fold viewer scrolls to selection
- Better results when reference sequence assembling.
- Codon usage statistics added to the Statistics tab in the Sequence and Alignment view
- The direction of sequencing reads can be set before the assembly process using "Set Read Direction" in the Sequence menu
- Improved performance and greatly reduced memory usage when dealing with large numbers of sequences (both stand-alone and in contigs)
- BLAST searches now have the option to return a query-centric alignment document only
- BLAST searches now have the option to bin queries into those with hits and those with none, without the need to download entire hits (faster than a standard search)
- Added "Whole Words Only" checkbox to local documents searching so that you can search for partial words
- Added "Find All" button when using "Find in Document" on the sequence/alignment viewer
- Can select multiple folders for moving/deleting and for showing the contents of them all at once
- When a sequence is circularized, annotation intervals extending past the ends of the sequence are now truncated
- When a sequence is de-circularized, annotation intervals spanning the origin are split into multiple intervals
- Fixed poor performance when viewing some sequences with over 100,000 annotations
- Empty sub-folders are now kept when exporting folders
- Separate by barcode works on already paired reads and lets you choose which sequence in the pair has the barcode
- Fixed problem with garbled fonts on some systems
- Fixed de novo assembler running out of file handles on machines with lots of processors
- Greatly improved the speed at which Geneious performs large batch BLAST searches
- Fixed crash when loading some contigs (which would also cause search index to crash)
v5.4.4 [06-19-11]
New features added in Pro version only:
- Support for Multi-site gateway cloning
- BAM format import and export (including BAM index file)
- BED format import and export
- SAM format export
- Set the color of folders and documents in local and server databases
- RNA Fold viewer scrolls to selection
- Better results when reference sequence assembling.
- Codon usage statistics added to the Statistics tab in the Sequence and Alignment view
- The direction of sequencing reads can be set before the assembly process using "Set Read Direction" in the Sequence menu
- Improved performance and greatly reduced memory usage when dealing with large numbers of sequences (both stand-alone and in contigs)
- BLAST searches now have the option to return a query-centric alignment document only
- BLAST searches now have the option to bin queries into those with hits and those with none, without the need to download entire hits (faster than a standard search)
- Added "Whole Words Only" checkbox to local documents searching so that you can search for partial words
- Added "Find All" button when using "Find in Document" on the sequence/alignment viewer
- Can select multiple folders for moving/deleting and for showing the contents of them all at once
- When a sequence is circularized, annotation intervals extending past the ends of the sequence are now truncated
- When a sequence is de-circularized, annotation intervals spanning the origin are split into multiple intervals
- Fixed poor performance when viewing some sequences with over 100,000 annotations
- Empty sub-folders are now kept when exporting folders
- Separate by barcode works on already paired reads and lets you choose which sequence in the pair has the barcode
- Fixed problem with garbled fonts on some systems
- Fixed de novo assembler running out of file handles on machines with lots of processors
- Greatly improved the speed at which Geneious performs large batch BLAST searches
- Fixed crash when loading some contigs (which would also cause search index to crash)
v5.4.2 [04-30-11]
New features added in Pro version only:
- Support for Multi-site gateway cloning
- BAM format import and export (including BAM index file)
- BED format import and export
- SAM format export
- Set the color of folders and documents in local and server databases
- RNA Fold viewer scrolls to selection
- Better results when reference sequence assembling.
- Codon usage statistics added to the Statistics tab in the Sequence and Alignment view
- The direction of sequencing reads can be set before the assembly process using "Set Read Direction" in the Sequence menu
- Improved performance and greatly reduced memory usage when dealing with large numbers of sequences (both stand-alone and in contigs)
- BLAST searches now have the option to return a query-centric alignment document only
- BLAST searches now have the option to bin queries into those with hits and those with none, without the need to download entire hits (faster than a standard search)
- Added "Whole Words Only" checkbox to local documents searching so that you can search for partial words
- Added "Find All" button when using "Find in Document" on the sequence/alignment viewer
- Can select multiple folders for moving/deleting and for showing the contents of them all at once
- When a sequence is circularized, annotation intervals extending past the ends of the sequence are now truncated
- When a sequence is de-circularized, annotation intervals spanning the origin are split into multiple intervals
- Fixed poor performance when viewing some sequences with over 100,000 annotations
- Empty sub-folders are now kept when exporting folders
- Separate by barcode works on already paired reads and lets you choose which sequence in the pair has the barcode
- Fixed problem with garbled fonts on some systems
- Fixed de novo assembler running out of file handles on machines with lots of processors
- Greatly improved the speed at which Geneious performs large batch BLAST searches
- Fixed crash when loading some contigs (which would also cause search index to crash)
v5.3.6 [03-27-11]
New features added in Pro version only:
- Next-Gen Sequencing:
- Can split unprocessed 454 paired reads apart based on the presence of a linker in the middle of a sequence using 'Set Paired Reads' from the Sequence menu
- Can split multiplexing data (e.g. 454 MID sequences) using 'Separate Reads by Barcode' from the Sequence menu
- Can split Polonator paired reads in half from using 'Set Paired Reads' from the Sequence menu
- The Geneious reference sequence assembler fine tuning option can be applied to existing contigs without needing to reassemble them
- BLAST:
- Custom BLAST databases created from sequences in Geneious will now store annotations and return fully annotated hits
- If Maximum Hits is set to 1 in Sequence Search, all results are downloaded to a single folder instead of creating many sub-folders
- Custom BLAST can now use multiple CPU cores (advanced option added)
- Blast hits now have a column in the document table listing the percentage of the query sequence covered by the hit
- Can view query centric alignments vertically compressed (like the 'Vertically Compress Contig' setting in previous versions)
- Full support for importing GFF 3 format annotations and better options for choosing which sequence(s) to annotate
- Trees can now be printed across multiple pages
- ACE format exporter for assemblies
- GC graph now has "frame plot" option to show GC content in each codon position
- Can resize chromatogram traces by dragging them up/down in the Sequence and Alignment Views
- Individual chromatogram traces (A,C,G and T) can be hidden in the Sequence and Alignment Views
- When viewing vertically compressed contigs/alignments, it shows sequence names even when zoomed out if there is only 1 sequence in the row within the visible region
- In an alignment view if you set a reference sequence then the statistics list the percentage of the reference sequence covered by other sequences in the alignment
- Tree view allows setting of a maximum length for tip labels, truncating longer labels
- Binning parameters can be set for individual folders or documents by turning on "Enable per folder/document binning" in the binning preferences
- Primer trimming now has a "Minimum Match Length" option, allowing better trimming of partial primers binding sites
- Go to next/previous disagreement button now skips over the middle of contiguous disagreements
- Sequence Searches now show up in Operations Table
- When assembler saves unused reads it puts unused paired reads in a separate list from unused unpaired reads
- SNP/Variation finder: Added option to not find variations or only find variations in regions covered by particular annotation types
- Reduced memory usage when importing big sequences, contigs, and alignments
- Editing the consensus sequence in a contig/alignment doesn't modify the reference sequence now
- Fixed assembly sometimes introducing excessive gaps around regions that don't closely align
- Fixed Maq importer setting incorrect paired read expected distance on some contigs
- Numerous small bug fixes in Operations Table
- Fixed incorrect concatention of mixed quality and non-quality alignments
- Ace importer brings in sections of reads which fall outside the consensus
- Trim By primers matches primers partially off the end of a sequence
- Fixed base numbering on blasts that find hits on the reverse complement
- Fixed unresponsiveness when loading long sequences with many restriction sites into viewers
- Fixed bug introduced into multi-user chat in Geneious 5.1
- Max memory setting is now remembered when upgrading Geneious on Mac OS
v5.3.5 [03-07-11]
New features added in Pro version only:
- Next-Gen Sequencing:
- Can split unprocessed 454 paired reads apart based on the presence of a linker in the middle of a sequence using 'Set Paired Reads' from the Sequence menu
- Can split multiplexing data (e.g. 454 MID sequences) using 'Separate Reads by Barcode' from the Sequence menu
- Can split Polonator paired reads in half from using 'Set Paired Reads' from the Sequence menu
- The Geneious reference sequence assembler fine tuning option can be applied to existing contigs without needing to reassemble them
- BLAST:
- Custom BLAST databases created from sequences in Geneious will now store annotations and return fully annotated hits
- If Maximum Hits is set to 1 in Sequence Search, all results are downloaded to a single folder instead of creating many sub-folders
- Custom BLAST can now use multiple CPU cores (advanced option added)
- Blast hits now have a column in the document table listing the percentage of the query sequence covered by the hit
- Can view query centric alignments vertically compressed (like the 'Vertically Compress Contig' setting in previous versions)
- Full support for importing GFF 3 format annotations and better options for choosing which sequence(s) to annotate
- Trees can now be printed across multiple pages
- ACE format exporter for assemblies
- GC graph now has "frame plot" option to show GC content in each codon position
- Can resize chromatogram traces by dragging them up/down in the Sequence and Alignment Views
- Individual chromatogram traces (A,C,G and T) can be hidden in the Sequence and Alignment Views
- When viewing vertically compressed contigs/alignments, it shows sequence names even when zoomed out if there is only 1 sequence in the row within the visible region
- In an alignment view if you set a reference sequence then the statistics list the percentage of the reference sequence covered by other sequences in the alignment
- Tree view allows setting of a maximum length for tip labels, truncating longer labels
- Binning parameters can be set for individual folders or documents by turning on "Enable per folder/document binning" in the binning preferences
- Primer trimming now has a "Minimum Match Length" option, allowing better trimming of partial primers binding sites
- Go to next/previous disagreement button now skips over the middle of contiguous disagreements
- Sequence Searches now show up in Operations Table
- When assembler saves unused reads it puts unused paired reads in a separate list from unused unpaired reads
- SNP/Variation finder: Added option to not find variations or only find variations in regions covered by particular annotation types
- Reduced memory usage when importing big sequences, contigs, and alignments
- Editing the consensus sequence in a contig/alignment doesn't modify the reference sequence now
- Fixed assembly sometimes introducing excessive gaps around regions that don't closely align
- Fixed Maq importer setting incorrect paired read expected distance on some contigs
- Numerous small bug fixes in Operations Table
- Fixed incorrect concatention of mixed quality and non-quality alignments
- Ace importer brings in sections of reads which fall outside the consensus
- Trim By primers matches primers partially off the end of a sequence
- Fixed base numbering on blasts that find hits on the reverse complement
- Fixed unresponsiveness when loading long sequences with many restriction sites into viewers
- Fixed bug introduced into multi-user chat in Geneious 5.1
- Max memory setting is now remembered when upgrading Geneious on Mac OS
v5.3.4 [01-22-11]
New features added in Pro version only:
- Next-Gen Sequencing:
- Can split unprocessed 454 paired reads apart based on the presence of a linker in the middle of a sequence using 'Set Paired Reads' from the Sequence menu
- Can split multiplexing data (e.g. 454 MID sequences) using 'Separate Reads by Barcode' from the Sequence menu
- Can split Polonator paired reads in half from using 'Set Paired Reads' from the Sequence menu
- The Geneious reference sequence assembler fine tuning option can be applied to existing contigs without needing to reassemble them
- BLAST:
- Custom BLAST databases created from sequences in Geneious will now store annotations and return fully annotated hits
- If Maximum Hits is set to 1 in Sequence Search, all results are downloaded to a single folder instead of creating many sub-folders
- Custom BLAST can now use multiple CPU cores (advanced option added)
- Blast hits now have a column in the document table listing the percentage of the query sequence covered by the hit
- Can view query centric alignments vertically compressed (like the 'Vertically Compress Contig' setting in previous versions)
- Full support for importing GFF 3 format annotations and better options for choosing which sequence(s) to annotate
- Trees can now be printed across multiple pages
- ACE format exporter for assemblies
- GC graph now has "frame plot" option to show GC content in each codon position
- Can resize chromatogram traces by dragging them up/down in the Sequence and Alignment Views
- Individual chromatogram traces (A,C,G and T) can be hidden in the Sequence and Alignment Views
- When viewing vertically compressed contigs/alignments, it shows sequence names even when zoomed out if there is only 1 sequence in the row within the visible region
- In an alignment view if you set a reference sequence then the statistics list the percentage of the reference sequence covered by other sequences in the alignment
- Tree view allows setting of a maximum length for tip labels, truncating longer labels
- Binning parameters can be set for individual folders or documents by turning on "Enable per folder/document binning" in the binning preferences
- Primer trimming now has a "Minimum Match Length" option, allowing better trimming of partial primers binding sites
- Go to next/previous disagreement button now skips over the middle of contiguous disagreements
- Sequence Searches now show up in Operations Table
- When assembler saves unused reads it puts unused paired reads in a separate list from unused unpaired reads
- SNP/Variation finder: Added option to not find variations or only find variations in regions covered by particular annotation types
- Reduced memory usage when importing big sequences, contigs, and alignments
- Editing the consensus sequence in a contig/alignment doesn't modify the reference sequence now
- Fixed assembly sometimes introducing excessive gaps around regions that don't closely align
- Fixed Maq importer setting incorrect paired read expected distance on some contigs
- Numerous small bug fixes in Operations Table
- Fixed incorrect concatention of mixed quality and non-quality alignments
- Ace importer brings in sections of reads which fall outside the consensus
- Trim By primers matches primers partially off the end of a sequence
- Fixed base numbering on blasts that find hits on the reverse complement
- Fixed unresponsiveness when loading long sequences with many restriction sites into viewers
- Fixed bug introduced into multi-user chat in Geneious 5.1
- Max memory setting is now remembered when upgrading Geneious on Mac OS
Predicted future versions and notices:
The doDownload.com constantly monitors the update of all programs, including information from the Geneious 6.1 changelog file, however sometimes it can happen that data are not complete or are outdated.We assume that author continue's to develop 6.2 version with further advanced features, and soon you will be informed. Equally important 7.0 upgrades of the program we will continue to monitor. Full Geneious description has been compared with the overall software database and our algorithm has found the following applications (are showed below).
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