Displaying a Circular Graphic Map
To display a circular graphic map, first set the sequence as being circular by selecting 'Set As Vector' and then 'Circular Map'
from the 'Vectors' pull down menu.

Initially no enzyme sites are displayed on the map and sites are added from the table of restriction sites displayed in the right panel by selection with the mouse. You may also press the Add commonPrototypes (Unique) button to add unique sites present in your DNA sequence generated by enzymes in the commonPrototypes preset box.
If Restriction Enzyme names overlap on the map, press 'Layout Enzymes' to separate them or rearrange them yourself by clicking and dragging with the mouse. A combination of both is usually required for best results.
Note that map settings (such as enzymes selected etc) may be saved with the sequence by selecting 'Save Changes' from the 'Save/Print' tab. For more information on how to further edit the appearance of Circular Maps
see the vector elements and circular map sections of the 'Vector Box' help section.