Applied Biosystems™ GeneMapper™ Software v4.1, Single Full Installation License

Applied Biosystems™ GeneMapper™ Software v4.1, Single Full Installation License

his product includes a single GeneMapper ID-X Software v1.4 Full Installation (including database) and license. Documentation is included.

GeneMapper ID-X Software is an automated genotyping software solution for all data analysis needs, including forensic casework, databasing, and paternity testing. GeneMapper ID-X Software supports a multi-user database configuration and provides a set of data analysis and sample review tools that streamline sizing, allele calling, mixture analysis, and statistical calculations. The software offers a comprehensive quality value system that can be optimized and validated for use in both Expert System and traditional data analysis workflows. The software supports genotyping applications on the ABI PRISM 310, 3100, 3100-Avant, Applied Biosystems 3130, 3130xl, 3500, 3500xL genetic analyzers and Applied Biosystems 3730 DNA Analyzer.

Features

• Microsoft Windows 7 and XP compatibility
• Analysis of data generated with the GlobalFiler or GlobalFiler Express PCR amplification kits, as well as all AmpFℓSTR PCR amplification kits
• Enhanced data assessment functionality (Expert System and Expert Assistant features)
• Spike detection disable/enable—Automated spike detection functionality has been enhanced to allow you to disable or enable spike detection for samples and controls.
• Y-marker analysis—In addition to the ability to analyze autosomal STR and Y-STR data separately, GeneMapper ID-X Software v1.4 can analyze autosomal and Y-STR markers in one multiplexed sample. To evaluate the quality of Y-marker data, several new data quality assessment tools have been added including: a sample-level PQV, Amelogenin Cross Check (ACC), and a maximum Y-marker Allele Number (AN) PQV.
• Define new sample path for .hid files—Allows you to view raw data, view EPT data, or reanalyze samples when .hid sample files (generated on 3500 Series Genetic Analyzers) have been moved from their original location