Submission of data to GenBank.
Submission of data to GenBank.
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DOI:
10.1073/pnas.86.2.408
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发表时间:
1989-01-01
影响因子:
11.1
通讯作者:
Tomlinson, L J
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作者:
Burks, C;Tomlinson, L J
In response to both the ever-increasing rate of determining nucleotide sequences (1) and the growing trend among journals to allow articles to appear that describe the results of determining a sequence without explicitly presenting the sequence (1), GenBank*(2-5) and a number of the journals that publish nucleotide sequence data are working together to promote the direct, timely submission of nucleotide sequence data to GenBank. The policy being established by the PROCEEDINGS is described in the editorial on p. 407; here, we will provide a brief summary, in the context of this policy, of the mechanics of submitting data directly to GenBank. Contacting GenBank. Requests for submission forms, as well as submissions of new data and suggested revisions of data, can be directed toGenBank Submissions T-10, MS K710 Los Alamos National Laboratory Los Alamos, NM 87545 USA 505-665-2177 (telephone) 505-667-1754 (telefax) gb-sub% life@ lanl. gov (electronic network mail). Submission Form. All direct submissions of data to Gen-Bank should use the GenBank submission form.(This form has been developed in collaboration and is held in common with our collaborators in nucleotide sequence collection, the EMBL Data Library and the DNA Data Bank of Japan, as well as with those-the Protein Identification Resource and its collaborators-interestedprimarily in amino acid sequences.) This form has been structured to facilitate the transcription ofnot only thesequence but of all the data items that provide a bibliographic, physical, and biological context for the sequence. Acquiring the Submission Form. This form is available on both computer-readable (eg, over electronic mail network or on floppy disk) and printed media from the address above. It is also available ona number of electronic bulletin boards (eg, BIONET), andanumber of institutional computercenters have current versions available. Finally, it is available on Release 48.0 of GenBank and Release 11.0 of the EMBL data base and all releases forward. Filling Out the Form. Particular attention should be paid to filling out the form completely so as to avoid any delays in processing the form once it is submitted to GenBank. All relevant questions on the submission form should be filled out. Sequence data should be checked for typographical integrity and consistency with the corresponding assigned functional features.