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Nucleic and amino acid sequences relating to a novel transketolase, and methods for the expression thereof

, 2001
Rodney Bruce Croteau, Mark Raymond Wildung, B. Markus Lange, David McCaskill   +3 more
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Bacterial Amyloids as Hubs for Nucleic Acid Interactions: Implications and Mechanisms. [PDF]

Int J Mol Sci
Bloch S, Loutfi G, Moroy G, Sinden RR, Węgrzyn G, Arluison V.   +5 more
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ClipKIT in the browser: fast online trimming of multiple sequence alignments for phylogenetics. [PDF]

Nucleic Acids Res
Steenwyk JL, Loucks JT, Buida TJ.
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Nucleic-acid sequencing of proteomes [PDF]

Nature Reviews Genetics, 2020
A recent study re-casts proteomic analyses as a DNA sequencing problem; by fusing in vivo-expressed proteins to their encoding mRNA, molecular interactions can be identified and quantified through high-throughput nucleic-acid sequencing.
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Nucleic acids: Sequences and topology

Current Opinion in Structural Biology, 2002
Abstract A selection of World Wide Web sites relevant to reviews published in this issue of Current Opinion in Structural Biology .
Murray-Rust J, Chalton DA, Craig PA
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Graphical coding of nucleic acid sequences

Biochimie, 1985
When, in a nucleic acid sequence, the four letters C, G, A, T (or U) are replaced by suitable graphical symbols, some patterns become immediately apparent. Two sets of symbols, constructed for the analysis of either purine/pyrimidine alternations, or of regions of complementarity within a sequence are shown.
Jacques Ninio, Eduardo Mizraji
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Nucleic Acid Sequence and Structure Databases

2009
This chapter gives an overview of the most commonly used biological databases of nucleic acid sequences and their structures. We cover general sequence databases, databases for specific DNA features, noncoding RNA sequences, and RNA secondary and tertiary structures.
Ivo L. Hofacker, Stefan Washietl, Stefan Washietl   +2 more
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Rational recognition of nucleic acid sequences

Current Opinion in Biotechnology, 1999
Recent progress in synthetic and computational chemistry has made it possible to develop certain novel drug candidates. Drug candidates for genetic diseases, such as cancer, may also be designed on the basis of structural information obtained using X-ray analysis and NMR, as well as evidence from biological techniques applied to natural products - DNA (
J. William Lown, Hirokazu Iida, Guofeng Jia   +2 more
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Nucleic acid and protein sequence databases

Bioinformatics, 1985
Nucleic acid and protein sequences contain a wealth of information of interest to molecular biologists. The advent of molecular sequence databases provides a unique opportunity for the computer analysis of all available sequences. Sequence databases serve two main functions: (i) to facilitate comparisons with newly determined sequences, and (ii) to act
M.J. Bishop, G.G. Kneale
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Introduction to Nucleic Acid Sequencing

2019
Determining the order of nucleotide in the biological macromolecules has laid the foundation for understanding the biology of an organism. Over the last 50 years, genomics has been revolutionized with the researchers producing newer techniques and technologies leading to innovations in the field of DNA sequencing.
Francis Amirtharaj, Preetha J. Shetty, Noor Ahmad Shaik   +2 more
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