About Plasmid Viewer · how to use, FAQ ▾
This map is rendered by SeqStudio, SeqBench's full sequence and plasmid editor: paste your plasmid or DNA sequence below to see an interactive circular and linear map with the index and complement strand, plus every common restriction enzyme's cut sites live as you check them off. Unlike a read-only viewer, the sequence is a real editable textarea — every feature remaps live as bases are inserted, deleted, or replaced.
How to use Plasmid Viewer
- 1Paste your plasmid or DNA sequence in the editor below, or load the example, and check "Circular" if it's a plasmid.
- 2Explore the circular and linear map, the index and complement strand, and check enzymes in the Restriction sites panel to overlay cut sites.
- 3Edit the sequence directly if needed, then export a GenBank file or a printable detailed map.
Frequently asked questions
Can it show restriction sites?
Yes. Check common enzymes in the Restriction sites panel and their cut sites are overlaid on the map, with fragment sizes shown on an embedded virtual gel.
Is my data stored?
No. Everything runs locally in your browser — your sequence and the map are never sent anywhere. The underlying restriction-site scan is also available server-side via the REST API and MCP server as restriction_sites.