The phrase "abundant database" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a database that contains a large amount of data or information.
Example: "The research team accessed an abundant database of historical records to support their findings."
Alternatives: "extensive database" or "rich database".
Late Embryogenesis Abundant Proteins database (LEAPdb) contains resource regarding LEAP from plants and other organisms.
Transcripts encoding biosynthetic enzymes involved in the regeneration of (S -adenosylmethionine (i.e. S -adenosylmethioninenosylhomocyteinase and methionine synthase) were among the most abundant in the database, which is in agreement with their widespread occurrence in an EST database generated by Sanger sequencing [ 1].e
Starting from a well-processed orthologous gene collection, we present an abundant and informative database that aims to delineate the exon orthology of whole genomes from human and mouse.
Likewise, the intestine participates in nutrient digestion and absorption with also an important role in xenobiotic metabolism [ 29], and accordingly genes related to the molecular functions hydrolase activity (GO 0016787; 1,821 genes) and oxidoreductase activity (GO 0016491; 637 genes) were highly abundant in our database.
Abundant protein sequence databases and new powerful tools such as advanced computational structure modeling, multiple sequence analysis, and in vitro evolution have made it possible to understand the detailed reaction mechanisms of various ATs and to isolate and design novel enzymes for unnatural substrates.
ESTs from isolated Arabidopsis immature seeds are not very abundant in EST databases.
Human-associated microbes have traditionally been abundant in the databases, whereas microbes from other biomes remain underrepresented.
Bivalve mitochondrial sequences are exceedingly abundant in public databases, if we consider that they represent only a very small fraction of the total DNA and gene content.
Although thaumarchaeal sequences are not yet abundant in environmental databases, this suggests that the presence of Topo IB is very likely a characteristic of this phylum.
The KDM5D protein is, however, quite abundant according to PaxDB database (http://pax-db.org/#!protein/Q9BY66) which could also explain the high number of clustered mutations but it does not explain the Y chromosome link as the YDHS database does.
