An unfortunate side effect of a basecallers ability to process peaks is that the processing can suppress or raise the secondary peak signal and with it alter the recognition of polymorphic sites. The PeakTrace no peak resolution setting outputs … [Read more]
PeakTrace 6.92 Command line Versions Released
We have released the PeakTrace 6.92 command line versions for Windows and Linux. The full list of changes include New Feature. Calculation of the signal start peak location directly from the trace. New Feature. Controlled removal of minor … [Read more]
In Depth: PeakTrace Basecalling with KB Fallback
In most scenarios the usage of PeakTrace will lead to an increasing the number of high quality bases in the basecall. There are however a few factors that can limit PeakTrace's ability to improve a .ab1 trace file, such as: Length of … [Read more]
Auto PeakTrace 6.92 Released
We have released Auto PeakTrace 6.92. This update supports a new method of controlling the removal of minor peaks from under major peaks as well of hundreds of small changes that add up to a major improvement to trace appearance and basecalling. The … [Read more]
Auto PeakTrace RP 6.92 Released
We have release Auto PeakTrace 6.92 for Windows. This update that supports a new method of removing minor peaks from under the major peaks, as well as many changes on the server side to improve processing and basecalling. The full list of changes … [Read more]
PeakTrace 6.92 Released
We have released PeakTrace 6.92. This is a bug fix and enhancement release and is the culmination of six months hard work by the team at Nucleics. We have gone through nearly every line of code within PeakTrace to improve and enhance the processing … [Read more]
In Depth: Stealth Mode
One of the most commonly misunderstood options of the PeakTrace™ Basecaller is stealth mode. The specification of the .phd.1 and .scf file requires that the basecaller and trace processor used are recorded. If PeakTrace is used then PeakTrace … [Read more]
In Depth: Input Overwrite
A new feature introduced in Auto PeakTrace 6™ is input overwrite. Under normal circumstances, attempting to set the input and output folder will result in an error when you process the traces.The aim is to prevent the accidental overwriting … [Read more]
In Depth: Force Processing
One of the more commonly misunderstood setting within PeakTrace™ is the force processing option. This option will allow you to force PeakTrace basecalling of files that would normally be rejected by PeakTrace for poor quality under normal … [Read more]
Updated Nucleics Website
We have updated the Nucleics website to make it easier to navigate and find information. This will be an work in progress over the coming months so there should be plenty of changes to look forward to. … [Read more]
- 1
- 2
- 3
- …
- 21
- Next Page »