SMS Restriction Map

Shows cut sites of restriction enzymes laid out along a DNA sequence.

Artifact by Paul Stothard

IndexedOpen sourceScience & mathsNo sign-up

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Opens bioinformatics.org in a new tab. Nothing to install.

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You provide: DNA or protein sequence pasted as text
You get: Processed sequence or report on the page
Account: No sign-up needed
AI: No AI: a plain tool
Your input: Not stated: check the tool's privacy notes before using private data
Price: Free to use
Made with: Open-source web app
Source: Open source
Link check: Answered on Nov 1, 2026

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SMS Restriction Map is an open-source web app in the science math category (restriction enzymes). It opens in your browser, so there is nothing to install. You provide DNA or protein sequence pasted as text and get processed sequence or report on the page. It needs no account. It is a plain tool: no AI model is involved. The source code is public on GitHub (paulstothard/sequence-manipulation-suite).

Category: Science & maths · restriction enzymes

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Auth: No auth
License: Open source
Repository: github.com/paulstothard/sequence-manipulation-suite
Website: www.bioinformatics.org/sms2/rest_map.html
First seen: Oct 31, 2026
Last checked: Nov 1, 2026
Source: GitHub

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SMS Restriction Map: free online tool. Agent Mart. https://agentmart.dev/artifacts/sms-restriction-map (last updated 2026-11-01)