MethylViewer
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Thank you for your interest in MethylViewer. New functionality for this programme is still under development, so the available download will be periodically updated. Please send any suggestions or bug notifications to Ian.
Instructions
Installation is not required: simply run from the extracted MethylViewer directory.
MethylViewer is currently tested only on Windows XP SP2 and SP3 and Vista SP1. The .NET framework 2.0 must be installed. (Available via Windows Update or the Microsoft Download Centre.)
Date | HTTP | Byte Size | MD5 checksum | Comments and changes |
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2012-Mar-28 | Download | 259,855 | Show | The version corrects an error when stating the conversion efficency for sequences with no dCs not in a methlyation site. |
2011-Dec-15 | Download | 259,727 | Show | This version corrects a bug when analysing a pre-aligned fasta file and a methylation point occurs 1 bp after the alignment ends. This version also allows images to be saved as PowerPoint slides, but the two *.dll files (also in the zip file) must be in the same folder as the program to use this feature. |
2010-Dec-08 | Download | 140,956 | Show | The version corrects an error when resizing the interface when showing more than 75 sequence traces and a second error when re-analysing an alignment. |
2010-Jun-3 | Download | 135,637 | Show | This version allows alignments to be re-analysed against a different set for methylation sites without the need to re-extract the data. |
2010-May-5 | Download | 135,609 | Show | The version corrects an error when analysing reverse complement sequences which have gaps in their alignment with the reference sequence. |
2010-Apr-8 | Download | 130,198 | Show | This version corrects methylation site numbering in the text data export function. |
2010-Feb-15 | Download | 132,714 | Show | Minor cosmetic changes |
2009-Aug-12 | Download | 132,235 | Show | New version with corrected labelling issues |
2009-Jul-16 | Download | 132,226 | Show | First published version. |
Example data
Also available for download is a bundle of the test sample sequence files (*.ab1), which are used in the manuscript.