1996
DOI: 10.1101/gr.6.8.661
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The Japanese Rice Genome Research Program.

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“…To collect all members of the PP2C gene family in rice, all predicted AtPP2C protein sequences were initially used as query sequences to search against the TIGR rice database [ 47 ] using BLASTP. Multiple BLAST searches using protein sequences of significant hits as the queries were then performed in several rice databases, including NCBI [ 69 ], TIGR [ 47 ], Rice Genome Database-japonica of the Rice Genome Research Program [ 83 ] and the International Rice Genome Sequencing Project (IRSGP) [ 84 ]. After removal of redundant sequences from our data set, SMART and Pfam were used to confirm the presence of PP2C catalytic domains as described above.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To collect all members of the PP2C gene family in rice, all predicted AtPP2C protein sequences were initially used as query sequences to search against the TIGR rice database [ 47 ] using BLASTP. Multiple BLAST searches using protein sequences of significant hits as the queries were then performed in several rice databases, including NCBI [ 69 ], TIGR [ 47 ], Rice Genome Database-japonica of the Rice Genome Research Program [ 83 ] and the International Rice Genome Sequencing Project (IRSGP) [ 84 ]. After removal of redundant sequences from our data set, SMART and Pfam were used to confirm the presence of PP2C catalytic domains as described above.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although this program ultimately aims to clarify the entire rice genome sequence, facilitate achievement of this goal, and increase the genetic tools available for a wide range of applications, the RGP is composed of four main groups: cDNA analysis, genetic mapping, physical mapping, and informatics (2).…”
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