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Protein Sequence Database of the Protein Identification Resource (PIR).

Winona C. Barker, Lois T. Hunt, D G George, L S Yeh, H R Chen, M C Blomquist, E I Seibel-Ross, Andrzej Elżanowski, J K Bair, David A. Ferrick

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Sequences from miscellaneous proteins from eukaryote viruses, bacteriophages and prokaryotes added during the year 1988 to the NBRF protein sequence database are printed in the issue. Sequence entries were converted from the standardized format representation for readable display

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Key concepts: Sequence database, Sequence (biology), Protein sequencing, Sequence homology, Biology, UniProt, Computational biology, Sequence logo