Submission of nucleotide sequence data to GenBank.
Submission of nucleotide sequence data to GenBank.
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向 GenBank 提交核苷酸序列数据。
DOI：
10.1099/00221287-135-7-1779
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发表时间：
1989
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通讯作者：
Burks,C
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作者：
Gilna,P;Tomlinson,LJ;Burks,C
GenBank, the genetic sequence data bank, is chartered to provide a computer database of all published (and, increasingly, unpublished) DNA and RNA sequences and related bibliographic and biological information. Under the terms of this charter GenBank is intended to provide: an archive for long-term storage and preservation of sequence data and retrieval of nucleotide sequences, with delineation by sequence-specific, bibliographic, physical or functional criteria; a research platform, for examination and analysis of sequences grouped by sequence-specific or annotation-specific criteria.The project is funded through a US National Institutes of General Medical Sciences contract with IntelliGenetics, Inc., which in turn contracts with the US Department of Energy acting on behalf of Los Alamos National Laboratory. Data collection and distribution are carried out in collaboration with the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) Data Library and the DNA Data Bank of Japan (DDBJ). The database is updated and released quarterly. Information on how to access the data in GenBank is provided in the Appendix. The Editors of the Journal of General Microbiology (JGM) have adopted the policy that papers reporting or analysing original nucleotide or amino acid sequence data will not be published unless the sequences reported therein have been deposited with GenBank. JGM and GenBank have established procedures to ensure the smooth and timely execution of this policy, imposing minimal delay on the publication process while considerably shortening the time it takes for such information to become publicly available upon publication. This article presents the history, need for, benefits, and mechanics of this policy.
