2017
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-1871-6.ch004
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Bioinformatics Database Resources

Abstract: Various biological databases are available online, which are classified based on various criteria for ease of access and use. All such bioinformatics database resources have been discussed in brief in this book chapter. The major focus is on most commonly used biological/bioinformatics databases. The authors provide an overview of the information provided and analysis done by each database, information retrieval system and formats available, along with utility of the database to its users. Most widely used dat… Show more

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“…Bioinformatics analysis of the obtained nucleotide sequence using BLASTn did not show significant homology with other mycobacteria, hence, BLASTx was used to analyze the sequence. As protein sequence is more conserved in comparison to nucleotide sequence on the basis of evolutionary relationship, BLASTx translates nucleotide sequence into protein to identify homologous proteins (Khandelwal et al 2017). Homology study carried out with the translated protein sequence led to identification of putative ribosomal maturation factor 'RimP' of M. fortuitum (MfRimP) as the mutated gene, on the basis of closest homology to the RimP protein of M. abscessus subspecies abscessus.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bioinformatics analysis of the obtained nucleotide sequence using BLASTn did not show significant homology with other mycobacteria, hence, BLASTx was used to analyze the sequence. As protein sequence is more conserved in comparison to nucleotide sequence on the basis of evolutionary relationship, BLASTx translates nucleotide sequence into protein to identify homologous proteins (Khandelwal et al 2017). Homology study carried out with the translated protein sequence led to identification of putative ribosomal maturation factor 'RimP' of M. fortuitum (MfRimP) as the mutated gene, on the basis of closest homology to the RimP protein of M. abscessus subspecies abscessus.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some popular biological data set are GenBank, Protein Data bank etc. (Herbert et al, 2007;Khandelwal et al, 2017), Data miningtechniquesarereadytoacceptthestatedchallengesinthefieldofbioinformatics.Withthe significantprogressinbiologicaldata,dataminingorKDDwillplayasubstantialroleinevaluating thedataandinsolvingevolvingproblemsandchallengesinbioinformatics (Wangetal.,2005).…”
Section: Challenges In Bioinformaticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…BLAST is a tool used to compare sequences of various types of organisms. The score of each alignment is given an expectation value (E value), which is a measure of statistical significance [54].…”
Section: Binningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pfam's analysis refers to the double alignment produced using the hidden Markov model. The purpose of Pfam's analysis is to look at the relationship between protein sequences at the family level [54].…”
Section: Pfam Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%