'Democratized' genomic enzymology web tools for functional assignment.

Volume: 47, Pages: 77 - 85
Published: Dec 1, 2018
Abstract
The protein databases contain an exponentially growing number of sequences as a result of the recent increase in ease and decrease in cost of genome sequencing. The rate of data accumulation far exceeds the rate of functional studies, producing an increase in genomic 'dark matter', sequences for which no precise and validated function is defined. Publicly accessible, that is 'democratized,' genomic enzymology web tools are essential to leverage...
Paper Details
Title
'Democratized' genomic enzymology web tools for functional assignment.
Published Date
Dec 1, 2018
Volume
47
Pages
77 - 85
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