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'''"[[Journal:Development and national scale implementation of an open-source electronic laboratory information system (OpenELIS) in Côte d’Ivoire: Sustainability lessons from the first 13 years|Development and national scale implementation of an open-source electronic laboratory information system (OpenELIS) in Côte d’Ivoire: Sustainability lessons from the first 13 years]]"'''
'''"[[Journal:ApE, A Plasmid Editor: A freely available DNA manipulation and visualization program|ApE, A Plasmid Editor: A freely available DNA manipulation and visualization program]]"'''


Côte d'Ivoire has a tiered [[public health laboratory]] system of nine [[Reference laboratory|reference laboratories]], 77 [[Laboratory|laboratories]] at regional and general [[hospital]]s, and 100 laboratories among 1,486 district health centers. Prior to 2009, nearly all of these laboratories used paper registers and reports to collect and report laboratory data to clinicians and national disease monitoring programs. Since 2009 the Ministry of Health (MOH) in Côte d'Ivoire has sought to implement a comprehensive set of activities aimed at strengthening the laboratory system. One of these activities is the sustainable development, expansion, and technical support of an open-source electronic [[laboratory information system]] (LIS) called [[OpenELIS]], with the long-term goal of Ivorian technical support and managerial sustainment of the system ... ('''[[Journal:Development and national scale implementation of an open-source electronic laboratory information system (OpenELIS) in Côte d’Ivoire: Sustainability lessons from the first 13 years|Full article...]]''')<br />
A Plasmid Editor (ApE) is a free, multi-platform application for [[Data visualization|visualizing]], designing, and presenting biologically relevant [[DNA sequencing|DNA sequences]]. ApE provides a flexible framework for annotating a sequence manually or using a user-defined library of features. ApE can be used in designing [[plasmid]]s and other constructs via ''in silico'' simulation of cloning methods such as [[polymerase chain reaction]] (PCR), Gibson assembly, restriction-ligation assembly, and Golden Gate assembly. In addition, ApE provides a platform for creating visually appealing linear and circular plasmid maps. It is available for Mac, PC, and Linux-based platforms and can be downloaded at https://jorgensen.biology.utah.edu/wayned/ape/. ('''[[Journal:ApE, A Plasmid Editor: A freely available DNA manipulation and visualization program|Full article...]]''')<br />
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Fig1.1 Davis FrontBioinfo2022 40.jpg

"ApE, A Plasmid Editor: A freely available DNA manipulation and visualization program"

A Plasmid Editor (ApE) is a free, multi-platform application for visualizing, designing, and presenting biologically relevant DNA sequences. ApE provides a flexible framework for annotating a sequence manually or using a user-defined library of features. ApE can be used in designing plasmids and other constructs via in silico simulation of cloning methods such as polymerase chain reaction (PCR), Gibson assembly, restriction-ligation assembly, and Golden Gate assembly. In addition, ApE provides a platform for creating visually appealing linear and circular plasmid maps. It is available for Mac, PC, and Linux-based platforms and can be downloaded at https://jorgensen.biology.utah.edu/wayned/ape/. (Full article...)
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