TRANSFAC database as a bridge between sequence data libraries and biological function
E Wingender, H Karas, R Knüppel - Pacific Symposium on …, 1996 - books.google.com
E Wingender, H Karas, R Knüppel
Pacific Symposium on Biocomputing, 1996•books.google.comThe TRANSFAC database contains information about regulatory DNA sequences and the
proteins (transcription factors) binding to and acting through them. It may thus serve as a
dictionary for the biological meaning of these sequence elements. Moreover, the
TRANSFAC data can be used to describe these elements, to define consensi and matrices
for elements of certain function, and thus to provide means of identifying regulatory signals
in newly unravelled genomic sequences.
proteins (transcription factors) binding to and acting through them. It may thus serve as a
dictionary for the biological meaning of these sequence elements. Moreover, the
TRANSFAC data can be used to describe these elements, to define consensi and matrices
for elements of certain function, and thus to provide means of identifying regulatory signals
in newly unravelled genomic sequences.
The TRANSFAC database contains information about regulatory DNA sequences and the proteins (transcription factors) binding to and acting through them. It may thus serve as a dictionary for the biological meaning of these sequence elements. Moreover, the TRANSFAC data can be used to describe these elements, to define consensi and matrices for elements of certain function, and thus to provide means of identifying regulatory signals in newly unravelled genomic sequences.
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