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A FAMILY CLASSIFICATION APPROACH TO FUNCTIONAL ANNOTATION OF PROTEINS
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2004
The Practical Bioinformatician
The high-throughput genome projects have resulted in a rapid accumulation of genome sequences for a large number of organisms. To fully realize the value of the data, scientists need to identify proteins encoded by these genomes and understand how these proteins function in making up a living cell. With experimentally verified information on protein function lagging far behind, computational methods are needed for reliable and large-scale functional annotation of proteins. A general approach
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