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BioSCAN: a network sharable computational resource for searching biosequence databases

R.K. Singh *, D.L. Hoffman , S.G. Tell and C.T. White

Microelectronic Systems Laboratory. Department of Computer Science. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill CB #3175 Sitterson Hall, Chapel Hill. NC 27599-3175. USA

* To whom correspondence should be addressed. E-mail.singh{at}cs.unc.edu

We describe a network sharable, interactive computational tool for rapid and sensitive search and analysis of biomolecular sequence databases such as GenBank, GenPept, Protein Identification Resource, and SWISSPROT. The resource is accessible via the World Wide Web using popular client software such as Mosaic and Netscape. The client software is freely available on a number of computing platforms including Macintosh, IBM-PC, and Unix workstations.

Received on December 6, 1995; accepted on February 8, 1996

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