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FROM PLANT GENOMES TO PROTEIN FAMILIES: COMPUTATIONAL TOOLS
2013
Computational and Structural Biotechnology Journal
The access to the primary DNA sequence has become a fundamental resource in biology. Recent advances in sequencing technologies and associated bioinformatic and computational tools have led to a deep increase in our knowledge of plant genomes [1] [2] [3] . According to the Genomes On-Line Database (GOLD), more than 20 plant genomes have been already completed and there are more than 200 ongoing plant genomic projects. Searches at the NCBI genomes database increase the number of species with
doi:10.5936/csbj.201307001
pmid:24688740
pmcid:PMC3962197
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