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EST2Prot: Mapping EST sequences to proteins
DOI:10.1186/1471-2164-7-41.png)
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Background: EST libraries are used in various biological studies, from microarray experiments to proteomic and genetic screens. These libraries usually contain many uncharacterized ESTs that are typically ignored since they cannot be mapped to known genes. Consequently, new discoveries are possibly overlooked. Results: We describe a system ( EST2Prot) that uses multiple elements to map EST sequences to their corresponding protein products. EST2Prot uses UniGene clusters, substring analysis, information about protein coding regions in existing DNA sequences and protein database searches to detect protein products related to a query EST sequence. Gene Ontology terms, SwissProt keywords, and protein similarity data are used to map the ESTs to functional descriptors. Conclusion: EST2Prot extends and significantly enriches the popular UniGene mapping by utilizing multiple relations between known biological entities. It produces a mapping between ESTs and proteins in real-time through a simple web- interface. The system is part of the Biozon database and is accessible at http://biozon.org/tools/est/.
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ABC TRANSPORTER SUPERFAMILY
GENE PREDICTION
DATABASE
TOOL
UNIFICATION
MANAGEMENT
ALIGNMENT
PROGRAM
MEMBER
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