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An information explosion!
Bioinformatics
Computational tools are
developed to collect, organize
and analyze a wide variety of
biological data
Advances in DNA sequencing technologies have accelerated
the pace of discovery. Much of the process is now automated.
What is a database?
Which databases are important for molecular cell biology research?
How is information processed in databases?
Literature
Nucleotide
Protein
Organism
Function
Structure
Biological databases use different organizing principles
Hyperlinks connect records in different databases
Databases are organized collections of information
Information is stored in records
Databases assign each record a unique accession
number using their own numbering system Accession #
Fields are used to cross-reference the data. Field 1 ........................
Records can be searched by fields. Field 2 .......................
Data
Data is entered in the record using a defined ............................................
format ............................................
Bioinformaticians work with computer scientists to set up the database structure
Curators review and link records within and between databases
The information in databases ultimately derives from experimental data
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Curators will process the submissions and link entries in different databases
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