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Starch biosynthesis genes have been studied extensively in cultivated rice resulting in identification of huge numbers of Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs) in these genes, that have the potential to be used as molecular markers (e.g. Chen et al. 2008; Kharabian-Masouleh et al. 2011; Kharabian-Masouleh et al. 2012; Larkin and Park 2003; Umemoto et al. 2004; Umemoto et al. 2008).

In recent years, advancement in technologies such as Bioinformatics and Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) facilitated the identification of huge number of putative miRNAs in different organisms.

The development of phosphoproteomics has allowed the identification of huge numbers of phosphosites, some of which are not involved in physiological functions.

Tubio, et al., reported the identification of a huge variety of families within each of these lineages.

With the advent of next-generation sequencing, human tumor genome sequencing data are currently leading to the identification of a huge number of variants with potential relevance to cancer.

Big pharma, biotech, and software companies are clamoring to hire professionals with experience in bioinformatics and the identification, compilation, analysis, and visualization of huge amounts of biological and health care information.

In the geeky, fiercely competitive world of neurobiology, the identification of olfactory receptors was huge news.

Given the enormous numbers of short-read sequences (∼100 bp), informatics analyses including mapping to reference sequences and identification of variations require a huge computational power (40– 40).

Hence, identification of SIRT6 activators can have huge therapeutic impact in designing intervention for premature aging disorders and other age-associated pathologies.

The cloning of leptin (Zhang et al., 1994) and the subsequent identification of leptin receptors initiated a huge leap forward in identifying specific hypothalamic pathways subserving these functions in mice and rats.

This study suggests the existence of huge potential for new gene identification, as a large number of unigenes from O. sanctum and O. basilicum were classified to 'unknown' subgroups of the three main categories.