A new dynamic tool to perform assembly of expressed sequence tags (ESTs).

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1997
Expressed Sequence Tags (ESTs) are short single-pass DNA sequences obtained from either ends of cDNA clones. To exploit these sequences efficiently, a dynamic Web-tool has been developed which uses these data to perform fast virtual cloning of cDNAs.Starting with a query sequence, the user is able to identify related ESTs and extend the sequence of interest step by step, possibly to a full-length transcript. Graphical views of the clustering are used to monitor the progress of a particular 'cloning' project. Potential open reading frames are detected by positional base preference, and hyperlinks to other Worldwide Web sites allows the user to retrieve information relevant to each EST in a cluster (e.g. sequence traces, clone size, plate position). Apart from cDNA cloning, this tool also provides a mechanism for collating gene families and polymorphism sites.
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Authors Gill, R W;Hodgman, T C;Littler, C B;Oxer, M D;Montgomery, D S;Taylor, S;Sanseau, P;
Journal computer applications in the biosciences : cabios
Year 1997
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