MolBioWiz can process up to thousands of DNA or protein sequences at once, for sequence formatting, translation, reverse-complementing, reverse-transcription, and motif searches. It can also help design peptide immunogens, do multiple antibody V-region sequence alignments and find antibody developability problems as shown in the figure below.

Text Extraction Tool, finds and extracts lines containing a keyword and optionally, additional lines above and/or below it. It can also extract sentences even if they span several lines. The input is either a list of up to hundreds of text files, or text uploaded, pasted, or entered into the INPUT area. You can use a regex expression as a KEYWORD (google "js regex" to learn more). PDF and Microsoft Word files ARE NOT text files (but, see my next two batch file conversion programs). Examples of text files are .txt, .text, .csv, and many programming and data files.

These two programs use the public libraries (pdf.min.js, pdf.worker.min.js, for pdf, jszip.min.js for word and FileSaver.min.js for both), to convert a list of up to hundreds of pdf or word files to text files. The programs will split the original content into "perceived" sentences. While the loss of page formatting and the occasional misinterpretation of characters, will make it difficult to read the converted files, the text will be searchable and can be mined using the TET program. The User interfaces are identical except for the background color.

This program will fit antibody binding data to a log-logistic function of up to 5 parameters, and plot the data and the fit. Ideally, the data should be coppied and pasted from a spreadsheet. The first column contains the antibody or ligand concentrations (x). You can have up to 12 (y1 - y12) columns of readings. You may have repeated x concentrations and omit or duplicate some of the y readings. While I prefer to use Python for plotting pretty charts this program allows me to manually adjust the parametes of any of the 12 data-sets individually. I am in the process of updating the program to make it a bit more user-friendly (Jan 2024).