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Review
. 2000 Nov;16(3):221-32.
doi: 10.1385/MB:16:3:221.

Annotating sequence data using Genotator

N L Harris  1
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Review

Annotating sequence data using Genotator

N L Harris. Mol Biotechnol. 2000 Nov.

Abstract

In this postgenomic era, it is no longer necessary to argue the need for automated methods for sequence annotation. Many researchers have designed tools for analyzing DNA sequences, but running multiple tools and interpreting the results can be tedious and confusing. In the last few years, many analysis workbenches have been developed to help streamline the process of sequence annotation. Genotator, developed in 1996, is still a popular choice owing to its ease of use and its configurability. This article will review annotating sequence data using the Genotator.

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