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HarvESTer™ Analysis System
The HarvESTer™ Analysis System is a sophisticated, high-throughput clustering and assembly tool, offering a series of flexible modules designed for incrementally added EST data processing. The system is used in industrial-scale projects at commercial partners where its flexibility is ideal for creating customized schemes to meet project-specific requirements. A powerful database facilitates high-throughput analysis while intuitive and interactive viewers facilitate manual configuration, interaction and analysis of results.
"In collaboration with KWS SAAT AG, Biomax has greatly expanded the HarvESTer software, a proven multiple-sequence assembly tool.
- Two new modules, the Genotype Detector and the SNP Detector, were developed. In comparative sequencing, these modules enable semi-automatic detection of SNPs and indels in different genotypes, even if they are heterozygotes.
- Special features allow the data to be exported in database-specific formats for further processing.
- Previously processed and assembled sequences can be imported, edited, analyzed and combined with additional data for further analysis, including incremental processing.
- Flexible import formats facilitate the combination and analysis of data from numerous project partners.
Overall, the HarvESTer tool is an integral part of the high-throughput analysis pipeline for the development of diagnostic, molecular markers at KWS; it minimizes manual labor, reduces completion time and improves the efficiency of the entire analysis process."
— Dr. Andreas Menze, RD Information Management, KWS SAAT AG, Germany
The HarvESTer system allows the following:
- Use of quality and trace files
- Configuration of custom workflows
- Annotation and editing of sequences, clusters and assemblies
- Performance of clone linking
- Detection of SNPs
- Differentiation between homozygote and heterozygote


