European Molecular Biology Laboratory / Gerke LC / The Protein Data Bank / Ferro / Cox / Elsevier Ltd. / MEDLINE / EMBL/GenBank / Lash AE / GenBank Gene Products Data Bank / PDB Protein Data Bank PIR / /
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Georgetown University Medical Center / Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics / Wellcome Trust Genome Campus / European Molecular Biology Laboratory / European Bioinformatics Institute / /
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Protein sequence databases Rolf Apweiler1,, Amos Bairoch2 and Cathy H Wu3 A variety of protein sequence databases exist, ranging from simple sequence repositories, which store data with little or no manual intervention