Which molecular biology software is best for cloning?

Benchling is a great, free (for academics) solution for pretty much all cloning needs, with the added benefit of version control and Github-like collaboration. You don't have to install it, so it works on any platform with a browser. read more

Benchling is a great, free (for academics) solution for pretty much all cloning needs, with the added benefit of version control and Github-like collaboration. You don't have to install it, so it works on any platform with a browser. read more

MCDS can manage and track every molecular cloning and genetic engineering operation in a unique flowchart, which can be printed or exported as emf vector image. The flowchart of MCDS includes all necessary information including PCR primers, product length restriction enzyme sites and even digestion buffers (users can customize support for digestion buffers). read more

MCDS (Molecular Cloning Designer Simulator) is the best one I found. It’s an innovative all-in-one software with flowchart and is free. But you need windows OS. MCDS aims to set up a standard way for designing, describing and simulating molecular cloning and genetic engineering. read more