se·quenc·er 
(sēkwən-sər, -kwĕn′-)
(sēkwən-sər, -kwĕn′-)n.
One that sequences, as:
a. An electronic device or software program that can be instructed to order and modify digitally stored musical sounds for playback, as through a synthesizer.
b. An apparatus for determining the order of constituents in a biological polymer, usually DNA or protein. In this sense also called sequenator.
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