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DATABASE
• A database is a computarised library used to store and
organize data in such a way that information can be
retrieved easily via a variety of search criteria.
• The development of databases to handle the vast amount
of molecular biological data is a fundamental task of
bioinformatics.
• Bioinformatics databases can be broadly classified into
sequence and structure databases.
• Sequence databases are applicable to both nucleic acid
sequences and protein sequences,whereas structure
databas e is applicable to only proteins.
BIOINFORMATICS DATABASES
• SEQUENCE DATABASES • STRUCTURE DATABASES
• Applicble to both • Applicable to protein
nucleic acid and only.
protein.
Primary sequence databases
• In the early 1980’s, several primary database
projects evolved in different parts of the
world.
• There are two main classes of databases: DNA
(nucleotide) databases and protein databases.
• The primary sequence databases have grown
tremendously over the years. DNA
(nucleotide) Databases
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