This pLOT update fixes a few bugs in the program and now displays the scoring of individual parts of promoter elements found during searches.  The -35, -10 box scores and spacer length, %GC and score are displayed.

  This pLOT update fixes a few bugs in the program including a bug that mis-colors single base pair annotations in the Edit Sequence window.  The version says it's "d" instead of "e" in the "About" menu but this is the "e" release.

    pLOT update 1.0.11d adds the ability to custom-color labels for annotations.  If no color is specified, the default color set in the Preferences window is used.  The color can be changed either by

  pLOT 1.0.11c allows for pattern searching for prokaryotic promoter-like sequences as well as Shine-Dalgarno- and Kozak-like sequences.  The searched sequences can be added as features from the window and their associated ORFs can be optionally annotated as well.

  pLOT 1.0.11.5c adds a fix to the virtual gel that could cause the program to crash under certain circumstances.

pLOT 1.0.11.5c Download Links

pLOT v1.0.11.5c patch file [Link]

If this is the first time you're installing pLOT, use 
this first 1.0.10j full installation [Link]

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  pLOT 1.0.11b adds a few more fixes as well as a early stage bacterial promoter search tool.  The tool can be found under the Tools menu.  Clicking on an annotated feature prior to opening the tool window will set the search region to the region of the annotated sequence.  You can change it manually in the window.

  pLOT 1.0.11a adds a few fixes as well as the ability to uppercase, lowercase and antisense selected sequence from the View/Edit sequence window when you right click the mouse.