November-December Free Trials & Downloads

Company: Real Time Genomics
Product: RTG Investigator
Description: Real Time Genomics offers RTG Investigator sequence analysis software to approved biological investigators with a renewable individual license good for 12 months.  
Try it for free: http://bit.ly/FreeRTG  

Company: BIOBASE
Products: TRANSFAC and ExPlain
Description: TRANSFAC contains data on eukaryotic transcription factors, their binding sites, and regulated genes. ExPlain is a companion data analysis system that combines promoter and pathway analysis tools.
Try it for free: http://bit.ly/FreeBiobase 

Company: Enlis Genomics
Product: Enlis Genome Research Edition
Description: Enlis offers a genomic analysis tool for academic and industry researchers. The software enables analysis and visualization of genomic sequence data with unparalleled clarity.
Try it for free: http://bit.ly/FreeEnlis  

Company: goBalto
Product: goBalto Tracker
Description: The easiest way to start your clinical trial on the web: Introducing goBalto Tracker the fastest way to get your investigators up and running.
Try it for free: http://bit.ly/FreeGoBalto 

Company: CLC bio
Products: CLC Genomics Workbench
Description: CLC Genomics Workbench, for analyzing and visualizing Next Generation Sequencing data, incorporates cutting-edge technology and algorithms, while also supporting and integrating with the rest of your typical NGS workflow.
Try it for free: http://bit.ly/FreeCLCbio 

Company: Omixon
Product: Omixon Letter Space Toolkit
Description: Find insertions and deletions 1<100 bp with Omixon’s sensitive mapping/alignment software for Illumina and correct homopolymer error for Ion Torrent, and 454.
Try it for free: http://bit.ly/FreeOmixon 

Company: ChemAxon
Products: Marvin Sketch, Instant JChem, more
Description: ChemAxon is offering a range of useful products to try out including Marvin Sketch and Calculator PlugIns, Instant JChem, JChem search, Markush search, JChem for SharePoint, chemicalize.org
Try it for free: http://bit.ly/FreeChemAxon