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A complete, yet flexible, system for DNA/protein sequence analysis using VAX/VMS computers

A complete, flexible, and highly integrated system of computer programs and libraries have been implemented on VAX/VMS computers in San Diego. This system performs all commonly desired tasks involving structure and function of DNA, RNA, and protein molecules at the primary and secondary structure level, including sequence analysis, use of databases, and experimental data analysis. In designing this system, we wanted (i) to use familiar, well proven, inexpensive, and powerful programs, and (ii) to have more than one program present to perform a given task, thereby permitting direct comparison of algorithms and estimating reliability of results. System integration in the multiuser VAX environment and ease of use is solved by a combination of VAX/VMS features (e.g., logical name assignments, command language files, DNAHELP help library, and utility programs) and of program and system documentation.