Plasmid maps and sequences, always connected
Sequences that stay attached to the work.
Import a sequence and Conspecta draws the plasmid map, restriction sites, and feature arcs. Select a stretch of the sequence ring and annotate it in place; the annotation is saved to the record, where the whole team can see it.
Because sequences live in the same project as your samples, images, and figures, molecular context is one click away from the experiment it explains, and you can mention a teammate on an annotation the moment it matters.
Plasmid maps and sequence viewer
See features, restriction sites, and the sequence ring rendered from your own imported data.
Sequence annotation
Select a region and save a named annotation right to the record.
Alignment and primer tools
Alignment, primer, and restriction tools for the everyday molecular work.
Linked to samples and images
A construct sits next to the sample it came from and the images it explains.
Mentions and comments
Tag a colleague on an annotation and they are notified in context.
GenBank and FASTA import
Import GenBank and FASTA sequences and pick up right where your old tool left off.
Learn more: Manage sequences·vs. Benchling·vs. SnapGene
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Import your first sequence
Keep its map, annotations, and samples together in one place. Free for individuals.