Trends Biotechnol. 1992 Jan-Feb;10(1-2):61-6.

Molecular biological databases--present and future.

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The importance of databases as a research tool in molecular biology is growing steadily, and a wide range of databases relevant to genome research is currently available. However, the design of current databases is inadequate for accurate representation and analysis of the results of large-scale genome mapping and sequencing projects. A new generation of databases is required to master the challenges of the future.

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