The PIR protein sequence database

Winona C. Barker; Lois T. Hunt; John S. Garavelli

doi:10.1093/nar/19.suppl.2231

April 25, 1991Nucleic Acids ResearchOpen Access

The PIR protein sequence database

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Describe the organization, maintenance, and distribution of the Protein Information Resource (PIR) sequence database as an integrated system for biological research.
Aggregated and standardized published amino acid sequence information from scientific literature and direct submissions.
Applied structured curation protocols to organize protein records into family classifications and cross-reference related biological entries.
Established a centralized public repository providing annotated sequence data for global molecular biology investigations.
Facilitated systematic computational sequence retrieval and comparative analysis across diverse organismal proteomes.

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Database report details the Protein Information Resource sequence database for computational biology, supporting standardized functional annotation of proteins.

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Winona C. Barker, David G. George, Lois T. Hunt, John S. Garavelli; The PIR protein sequence database, Nucleic Acids Research, Volume 19, Issue suppl, 25 A

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