Over the past 36 years, DNASTAR software has been cited in over 84,000 peer-reviewed publications. In 2020 alone, our software was cited over 4,200 times. As much of 2020 was dominated by news and research surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s no surprise that many of these publications were also about the novel coronavirus. But our customers were also hard at work studying everything from viruses to vertebrates.  In a few recent studies, DNASTAR software has been cited for:

• An early genome characterization of the novel coronavirus responsible for the COVID-1 pandemic
• Modeling the protein structure of sigma receptor type 1 to understand its role in juvenile ALS
• Sequence assembly of tick-borne pathogens in roe deer
• Genome assembly and analysis of the first negative-sense ssRNA virus infecting peach trees
• Phylogenetic tree analysis with MegAlign Pro to understand antimicrobial resistance genes
• RNA-Seq and variant analysis to study clubroot resistance in Brassica

And that’s just to name a few!

Want to see more publications related to your work? Other specific publications are highlighted in the Citations section of each of our workflow pages. The infographic features highlights from the peer-reviewed publications.