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Lasergene Molecular Biology

Every molecular biologist needs reliable sequence analysis software for everyday tasks such as editing and aligning sequences and designing workable primers and clones. And while these tasks may be routine, their success impacts everything else downstream. That’s why it’s so important to have dependable, easy-to-use tools that get it right, every time.

Lasergene Molecular Biology has you covered for important sequence analysis tasks including multiple sequence alignments, PCR primer design, in silico cloning, and Sanger sequence assembly. Now you can reach your analysis goals more quickly with insightful features like batch editing, automated sequence annotation, access to a meticulously annotated plasmid vector map catalog, and full integration with NCBI databases. Lasergene Molecular Biology goes beyond the basics, delivering truly remarkable sequence analysis software that you can rely on.

overview of DNASTAR Lasergene 18 for Mac (as of version 18.0.x), covering its key features, system requirements, and considerations:

Key Features (Lasergene 18)

• GenVision Pro improvements

  • Phased Variant Analysis: Ability to phase haplotypes across long-read datasets—including whole human genomes—and visualize maternal vs paternal haplotypes.

  • Variant Comparison Across Samples: Import assemblies, BAM or VCFs, and compare variants across experiments. Includes filtering, Venn diagrams, and baseline controls.

  • Gene Set Enrichment Analysis (GSEA): Specialized workflows for RNA-Seq differential expression targeting grouped gene sets.

• Phylogenetics

  • IQ-Tree integration in MegAlign Pro for faster, more accurate tree-building with bootstrapping support.

• Genomics & Transcriptomics Enhancements

  • ChIP-Seq Data Analysis

  • De Novo Transcriptome Assembly

  • RNA-Seq Alignment and Analysis

  • Support for long-read diploid phasing

• Molecular Biology Features

  • Golden Gate Cloning: virtual cloning workflows for modular cloning strategies.

  • Custom local sequence database handling and BLAST searches.

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Mac Installation & Licensing

Installation Types

• Standalone Installation:
  Download the installer, run it, accept license agreement, and install to default or chosen directory. After installation, launch DNASTAR Navigator to access apps.

• Network Client Installation (for license server use):

  • Download the Mac network client installer, move it into the correct folder with .lshost files, then copy to the client machine.

  • Run the installer and enter the License Server IP or hostname.

  • Applications are launched through DNASTAR Navigator.

License Server on Mac

• You can install the license server itself on a Mac (for floating licenses). Run the installer via Terminal with your product key.

Silent Authorization

• You can authorize or reinstall silently via Terminal with flags such as -q -k <productkey> for standalone or -q -l <server IP> for network.

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Platform Considerations: Apple Silicon

• Several Lasergene applications are Java-based: GenVision Pro, SeqMan Ultra, Protean 3D, MegAlign Pro, and SeqNinja.

• These do not launch on Apple Silicon (M1/M2) unless Rosetta is installed.

• Workaround: Allow macOS to prompt for Rosetta installation when launching one of these apps, or install Rosetta manually.

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File Locations on Mac

• Applications: /Applications/DNASTAR/Lasergene x

• License & Preferences:

  • Licenses (.license, .lshost): ~/Library/Application Support/DNASTAR/Licenses

  • Preferences: ~/Library/Preferences/DNASTAR/

  • Data Manager: ~/Library/Application Support/DNASTAR/DataManager, plus some state files in Preferences

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Summary

Lasergene 18 for Mac is a comprehensive bioinformatics suite with enhanced capabilities for genomics, transcriptomics, and molecular biology workflows. It supports both standalone and network installations. If you’re using an Apple Silicon Mac, Rosetta is required for Java-based modules. Installation paths, license management, and silent deployment are well documented.