Reverse Complement



Reverse Complement is a simple applet that converts DNA or RNA sequences. You can insert a sequence in either plain-text or FastA format—via copy/paste. The FastA format allows you also to convert more than one sequence at a time.

The applet converts the sequence into one of three formats:

  1. Reverse-Complement: This format generates a copy of a sequence by reading from the 3´ to the 5´ end and converting your bases into the appropriate complementary form.
  2. Complement: This format generates a copy of a sequence by reading from the 5 ´ to the 3 ´ end and converting your bases into the appropriate complementary form.
  3. Reverse: This format generates a copy of a sequence by reading from the 3´ to the 5´ end.
Finally, you can save your converted sequences as text file on your system.

Reverse Complement was developed under JDK 1.4

How To Use:

  • Download revcomp.zip (16 KB)
  • Unzip with a compression utility.

    Java Source: Unavailable

    Sample HTML Source: Unavailable

    Status: Free for non-commercial use

    Author: Sigurd Krieger

    Homepage: http://www.akh-wien.ac.at/user/Sigurd.Krieger/BioComputing/revcomp.jar

    Upload Date:
    Jan. 13, 2006

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