New York last year joined with Microsoft to introduce the eerily named Domain Awareness System, which connects 3,000 CCTV cameras (and license-plate scanners and radiation detectors) around the city and allows police to cross-reference databases of stolen cars, wanted criminals and suspected terrorists.
The Justice Department cross-references databases to find people who legally purchased guns before they became ineligible, under state law, because of a severe mental illness or their criminal history.
We also expect that nuIDs will be used to cross-reference databases, including commercial catalogs and inventory control systems.
To do this, we used the cross-reference database developed by Martin 36 that relates each PDB entry with one or more protein sequences from UniProtKB.
IPI: International Protein Index; UniProt: Universal Protein Resource; EMBL: European Molecular Biology Laboratory; EBI: European Bioinformatics Institute PICRR: Protein Identifier Cross Reference; DAVID: Database for Annotation, Visualization and Integrated Discovery GOO: Gene Ontology; SP-PIR: Swiss Prot- Protein Information Resource.
Components can be annotated with a cross reference to multiple databases, but these cannot be exported to SBML.
At present, biological databases cross-reference other databases with accession numbers or IDs as one way of linking their related knowledge together.
The entries were acquired using suitable scripts written in Perl in order to parse the DE (description), the GN (gene) or the DR (database cross reference) field of a respective database entry.
We have selected 2071 TMPs with more than two membrane regions and without structural evidence (cross reference to the PDB database) from the HTP database.
Inside the obo file one can also reference terms defined in other ontologies by using database cross reference ("dbxref") lists.
In addition, the BRENDA (23) ontology is specified as the defining source for the enzyme by the database cross reference ('dbxref') (BRENDA 3.4.21.37).
