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The complexity of the peptide database is reflected in the diversity of peptides in the three most relevant genera containing various numbers of Triticum, Hordeum and Secale species across protein types and as cleaved by various enzymes.

The utility of this database is reflected in the fact that several of these cell lines have already been shared and used to discover a novel potent candidate drug for treatment of GBM (Kitambi et al., 2014), as well as in a number of other studies (Wee et al., 2014, Babateen et al., 2015, Schmidt et al., 2013, Savary et al., 2013, Yu et al., 2013).

The importance of the databases is reflected in the articles that have already published data from NordiNet® IOS and the NovoNet ANSWER Program®.

The technical and practical prerequisite of integrated large-scale databases was reflected in the 2008 European Science Foundation report on population surveys and biobanking.

Therefore, lack of large scale functional analyses of transcription factors in plant science is reflected in these databases as well.

This is reflected in the miRBase database (http://www.mirbase.org, release 16: September 2010), where 213 miRNAs are described for Arabidopsis whereas 462 miRNAs are described for rice.

This is reflected in several mislabelled sequences found in online databases but also in our collections.

Ever larger molecules are being synthesised and characterised and this is reflected in the increased size reported in the Cambridge Structural Database [2, 3] (Fig. 1).

The limitation of phantom calibration in compensating for this effect is reflected in the residual differences of the post-calibration databases SBR striatal specific binding ratio.

This increase in read depth is reflected in the CAP3 assembled mixed sequences of the two databases.

And this failure is reflected in the somewhat sorry state of the data in public databases.