Sentence examples for submission of sequence from inspiring English sources
Submission of sequence data to VIROME is initiated through the web-application interface.
Determination of the presence of a signal secretion peptide or transmembrane helices was accomplished by the submission of sequence peptides to the SignalP server [ 32] or TMHMM server [ 33], respectively.
Automated gene-calling and functional annotation (EC number, COG, Pfam, TIGRfam, KEGG, Metacyc) was carried out through submission of sequence assembly to Joint Genome Institute's Integrated Microbial Genomes Expert Review (IMG/ER) [ 34].
In addition, because molecular epidemiologic studies and phylogenetic analysis of DENV strains will provide more informed insight into origins and distribution of DENV across Africa, submission of sequence data for as many samples as possible should also be encouraged.
The current effort on the adoption of a data-sharing standard, such as the Minimum Information about a high-throughput SeQuencing Experiment (MINSEQE), aims to provide guidelines on submission of sequence data to the public repository [ 28].
However, submission of sequences to upcoming versions of mirBase require adherence to very strict criteria imposed upon high-throughput sequencing data.
List of specimens and HmtDB identifiers, obtained after submission of sequences to the HmtDB, are reported in Supplementary Table 2 SampleData.
As large numbers of individual predictions were the Pathogenic-or-not Pipeline (PON-P) [ 32] was used for the submission of sequences and variants into the analysed programs.
GenBank has been a success story because journal editors became convinced of its usefulness and made submission of sequences to the database a condition for publication [ 12].
Prior to submission of sequences to the EMBL database, reads were further processed by qualityTrimmer in Euler-SR package [ 51] with the option -minQual 20.
Therefore the submission of sequences of monomorphic loci to genomic databases might enable the identification of further conserved markers and the development of useful markers through cross-species amplification.
