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[Dan Bolser]

Where did the peer to peer journal sharing discussion leave off?

pablo gonzalez wrote:

> Mr. Jeff W. Bizzarro:
> thank you for aswer my letter. I´m working with pseudomonas and  I 
> would like to ask you about how can i do to reduce the number of 
> hypothetical proteins ( if it´s possible) and obtein more information 
> about known proteins, when i use BLAST program.
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> Yours sincerely Pablo J. Gonzalez
> Universidad Nacional de Rio Cuarto - Córdoba - ARGENTINA
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> "J.W. Bizzaro" <jeff at bioinformatics.org> wrote:
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>     Hi Pablo.
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>     You're probably looking for sequence alignment tools such as BLAST or
>     Clustal. You may want to post the question with more detail (what
>     specifically do you want to do) to the
>     bio_bulletin_board at bioinformatics.org
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>     Cheers.
>     Jeff
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>     Pablo J.Gonzalez wrote:
>     > I am argentinian and i am studing microbiology and i want
>     > information about how to use the bioinformatics tools,(for
>     > search homologies between microorganism sequences and
>     > proteins) becausse the bad economic situation i can´t buy a
>     > book for learn the keys for a good handling of the tools
>     > that offer internet, so, i will be gratefull for
>     > information about free sites for consult the information
>     > what i want.
>     > Thank you for your time.
>     > PABLO J. GONZALEZ
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>     Pr esident, Bioinformatics.Org http://bioinformatics.org/~jeff
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>     should be glad of an opportunity to serve others by any invention
>     of ours; and this we should do freely and generously."
>     -- Benjamin Franklin
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