PairsDB atlas of protein sequence space
Sequence similarity/database searching is a cornerstone of molecular biology. PairsDB is a database intended to make exploring protein sequences and their similarity relationships quick and easy. Behind PairsDB is a comprehensive collection of protein sequences and BLAST and PSI-BLAST alignments bet...
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| author | Heger, A Korpelainen, E Hupponen, T Mattila, K Ollikainen, V Holm, L |
| author_facet | Heger, A Korpelainen, E Hupponen, T Mattila, K Ollikainen, V Holm, L |
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| description | Sequence similarity/database searching is a cornerstone of molecular biology. PairsDB is a database intended to make exploring protein sequences and their similarity relationships quick and easy. Behind PairsDB is a comprehensive collection of protein sequences and BLAST and PSI-BLAST alignments between them. Instead of running BLAST or PSI-BLAST individually on each request, results are retrieved instantaneously from a database of pre-computed alignments. Filtering options allow you to find a set of sequences satisfying a set of criteria-for example, all human proteins with solved structure and without transmembrane segments. PairsDB is continually updated and covers all sequences in Uniprot. The data is stored in a MySQL relational database. Data files will be made available for download at ftp://nic.funet.fi/pub/sci/molbio. PairsDB can also be accessed interactively at. PairsDB data is a valuable platform to build various downstream automated analysis pipelines. For example, the graph of all-against-all similarity relationships is the starting point for clustering protein families, delineating domains, improving alignment accuracy by consistency measures, and defining orthologous genes. Moreover, query-anchored stacked sequence alignments, profiles and consensus sequences are useful in studies of sequence conservation patterns for clues about possible functional sites. © 2007 The Author(s). |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:deac0889-21a4-4928-9729-b71c342566c92022-03-27T09:33:57ZPairsDB atlas of protein sequence spaceJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:deac0889-21a4-4928-9729-b71c342566c9EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2008Heger, AKorpelainen, EHupponen, TMattila, KOllikainen, VHolm, LSequence similarity/database searching is a cornerstone of molecular biology. PairsDB is a database intended to make exploring protein sequences and their similarity relationships quick and easy. Behind PairsDB is a comprehensive collection of protein sequences and BLAST and PSI-BLAST alignments between them. Instead of running BLAST or PSI-BLAST individually on each request, results are retrieved instantaneously from a database of pre-computed alignments. Filtering options allow you to find a set of sequences satisfying a set of criteria-for example, all human proteins with solved structure and without transmembrane segments. PairsDB is continually updated and covers all sequences in Uniprot. The data is stored in a MySQL relational database. Data files will be made available for download at ftp://nic.funet.fi/pub/sci/molbio. PairsDB can also be accessed interactively at. PairsDB data is a valuable platform to build various downstream automated analysis pipelines. For example, the graph of all-against-all similarity relationships is the starting point for clustering protein families, delineating domains, improving alignment accuracy by consistency measures, and defining orthologous genes. Moreover, query-anchored stacked sequence alignments, profiles and consensus sequences are useful in studies of sequence conservation patterns for clues about possible functional sites. © 2007 The Author(s). |
| spellingShingle | Heger, A Korpelainen, E Hupponen, T Mattila, K Ollikainen, V Holm, L PairsDB atlas of protein sequence space |
| title | PairsDB atlas of protein sequence space |
| title_full | PairsDB atlas of protein sequence space |
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