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GC content will appear here
GC content is the percentage of guanine (G) and cytosine (C) bases in a DNA or RNA sequence. It is a critical parameter in molecular biology and genomics.
GC content affects DNA stability, melting temperature, and is used in species identification and genome analysis.
This tool is essential for PCR primer design, gel electrophoresis analysis, and plasmid mapping. Accurate GC content calculations are crucial for experimental planning and data interpretation in molecular biology research.
While this tool focuses on GC content, you might also need to calculate base pair conversion, melting temperatures, or molecular weights. Check out our other biology tools for comprehensive sequence analysis capabilities.
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