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}}The '''Database for Bacterial Group II Introns''' is a repository of full-length, non-redundant [[group II intron]]s present in bacterial DNA sequence.<ref name="pmid22080509">{{cite journal |last=Candales|first=Manuel A|author2=Duong Adrian |author3=Hood Keyar S |author4=Li Tony |author5=Neufeld Ryan A E |author6=Sun Runda |author7=McNeil Bonnie A |author8=Wu Li |author9=Jarding Ashley M |author10=Zimmerly Steven |date=Jan 2012|title=Database for bacterial group II introns|journal = Nucleic Acids Res.|volume=40|issue=1|pages=D187-90|location = England| pmid = 22080509|doi = 10.1093/nar/gkr1043| pmc=3245105}}</ref> The database is first established in 2002 with roughly 40 introns. In less than 10 years, the database has expanded to 400 introns. Current database includes a wealth of information on the properties, structures, and classification of group II intron. In addition, it contains a list of intron insertion sites, DNA sequences, protein-encoding sequences, as well as RNA secondary structures.<ref name="pmid22080509">{{cite journal |last=Candales|first=Manuel A|author2=Duong Adrian |author3=Hood Keyar S |author4=Li Tony |author5=Neufeld Ryan A E |author6=Sun Runda |author7=McNeil Bonnie A |author8=Wu Li |author9=Jarding Ashley M |author10=Zimmerly Steven |date=Jan 2012|title=Database for bacterial group II introns|journal = Nucleic Acids Res.|volume=40|issue=1|pages=D187-90|location = England| pmid = 22080509|doi = 10.1093/nar/gkr1043| pmc=3245105}}</ref>
}}The '''Database for Bacterial Group II Introns''' is a repository of full-length, non-redundant [[group II intron]]s present in bacterial DNA sequence.<ref name="pmid22080509">{{cite journal |last=Candales|first=Manuel A|author2=Duong Adrian |author3=Hood Keyar S |author4=Li Tony |author5=Neufeld Ryan A E |author6=Sun Runda |author7=McNeil Bonnie A |author8=Wu Li |author9=Jarding Ashley M |author10=Zimmerly Steven |date=Jan 2012|title=Database for bacterial group II introns|journal = Nucleic Acids Res.|volume=40|issue=1|pages=D187-90|location = England| pmid = 22080509|doi = 10.1093/nar/gkr1043| pmc=3245105}}</ref> The database is first established in 2002 with roughly 40 introns. In less than 10 years, the database has expanded to 400 introns. Current database includes a wealth of information on the properties, structures, and classification of group II intron. In addition, it contains a list of intron insertion sites, DNA sequences, protein-encoding sequences, as well as RNA secondary structures.<ref name="pmid22080509">{{cite journal |last=Candales|first=Manuel A|author2=Duong Adrian |author3=Hood Keyar S |author4=Li Tony |author5=Neufeld Ryan A E |author6=Sun Runda |author7=McNeil Bonnie A |author8=Wu Li |author9=Jarding Ashley M |author10=Zimmerly Steven |date=Jan 2012|title=Database for bacterial group II introns|journal = Nucleic Acids Res.|volume=40|issue=1|pages=D187-90|location = England| pmid = 22080509|doi = 10.1093/nar/gkr1043| pmc=3245105}}</ref>

==See also==
==See also==
* [[group II intron]]
* [[group II intron]]

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Database for bacterial group II introns.
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Descriptionbacterial group II introns.
Contact
Research centerUniversity of Calgary
LaboratoryDepartment of Biological Sciences
AuthorsManuel A Candales
Primary citationCandales & al. (2012)[1]
Release date2011
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Websitehttp://webapps2.ucalgary.ca/~groupii/index.html#

The Database for Bacterial Group II Introns is a repository of full-length, non-redundant group II introns present in bacterial DNA sequence.[1] The database is first established in 2002 with roughly 40 introns. In less than 10 years, the database has expanded to 400 introns. Current database includes a wealth of information on the properties, structures, and classification of group II intron. In addition, it contains a list of intron insertion sites, DNA sequences, protein-encoding sequences, as well as RNA secondary structures.[1]

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  1. ^ a b c Candales, Manuel A; Duong Adrian; Hood Keyar S; Li Tony; Neufeld Ryan A E; Sun Runda; McNeil Bonnie A; Wu Li; Jarding Ashley M; Zimmerly Steven (Jan 2012). "Database for bacterial group II introns". Nucleic Acids Res. 40 (1). England: D187-90. doi:10.1093/nar/gkr1043. PMC 3245105. PMID 22080509.
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