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 Viral COG (VOG) - clusters of related viral proteins
Warning: VOG project has been discontinued; clusters have not been updated since 2005.

Clusters of related viral proteins will be a part of Entrez Protein Clusters.

Resource dsDNA ssDNA sspRNA ssnRNA Phage
Clusters list/description
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BLAST against viral proteins


Proteins from viral complete genomes were clustered by sequence similarity based on BLASTP pairwise alignments using the Clusters of Orthologous Groups (COG) approach.

Clusters/groups of related proteins for positive-strand RNA viruses (sspRNA) and negative-strand RNA viruses (ssnRNA) were obtained by a new method that takes into account the positions of PSI-BLAST hits (unpublished). The clusters/groups are displayed by major genome type categories, e.g., dsDNA, sspRNA, etc., with an exception of phage clusters ("Phage") that are shown separately. Read more


Search VOG for viral protein gi #

Along with the "classical" form of COG representation, this site offers a new graphical interface that displays common portions of BLAST hits between any number of user-selected proteins in a cluster/group. RPS-BLAST hits into the NCBI Conserved Domain Database are shown as well. BLAST against viral proteins is an additional helpful functionality.



Revised: November 2, 2007


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