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1. mgcub.ac.in › pdf › materialIntroduction to bioinformatics (databases)

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   •A comprehensive database of DNA and RNA sequences, EMBL nucleotide sequence database is collected from scientific literature, patient offices and is directly submitted by researchers. EMBL has been prepared in collaboration with GeneBank (USA) and the DNA Database of Japan (DDBJ). •It is established in 1980.

2. enfsi.eu › wp-content › uploadsGUIDELINE FOR DNA DATABASE MANAGEMENT REVIEW AND RECOMMENDATIONS

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   The purpose of a national DNA database is usually defined in the legislation (e.g. intelligence tool, evidence provider, combat volume crime, combat serious crime, identify donors of stains, link crime scenes, etc.). This defined scope determines which categories of individuals should be included in the national DNA database. ENFSI recommendation 1

3. assets.thermofisher.com › TFS-Assets › GSDStarting a DNA Database - Thermo Fisher Scientific

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   Database Programs. Introduction of the DNA Database Project by CIDG. Investigative Directive (Collection of DNA Samples)

4. resources.saylor.org › wwwresources › archivedDatabase Design - 2nd Edition - Saylor Academy

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   • A database is logical, coherent and internally consistent. • A database is designed, built and populated with data for a specific purpose. • Each data item is stored in a field. • A combination of fields makes up atable.For example, each field in an employee table contains data about an individual employee.

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   Database of related DNA sequences that originate from comparative studies: phylogenetic, population, environmental and, to a lesser degree, mutational. Each record in the database is a set of DNA sequences.

6. a-little-book-of-r-for-bioinformatics.readthedocs.io › enSequence Databases — Bioinformatics 0.1 documentation

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   The main resources for storing and distributing sequence data are three large databases: the NCBI database ( www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/ ), the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) database ( www.ebi.ac.uk/embl/, and the DNA Database of Japan (DDBJ) database ( www.ddbj.nig.ac.jp/ ).

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   What is the purpose of a national DNA database?

   • The purpose of a national DNA database is usually defined in the legislation (e.g. intelligence tool, evidence provider, combat volume crime, combat serious crime, identify donors of stains, link crime scenes, etc.). This defined scope determines which categories of individuals should be included in the national DNA database.

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   What is DNA computing?

   • DNA computing is a new computing paradigm utilizing actual DNA oligonucleotides to do computation by employing biomolecular tools to get the reaction and outputs extraction. In this paper, we introduce basic architecture of DNA computing.

   Basic Architecture and Applications of DNA Computing - UniSE

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   When did DNA databases start?

   • The Council of the European Union invited its member states to consider establishing DNA databases1 back in 1997. In 2001, a European Standard Set (ESS) of loci was established to enable the comparison of DNA profiles from different countries2 and in 2009, the ESS was expanded with 5 extra loci3.

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   What should a DNA database contain?

   • DNA databases should contain an associated elimination DNA database (or databases). This should include laboratory staff of all categories, as well as visitors and maintenance personnel and profiles from those with access to traces (e.g. police, crime scene technicians). Do you have an elimination database in place? Compliance? If not, why?

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   How does a DNA database work?

   • Usually, the final disposition of a match can also be registered in the DNA database to prevent the same match from being reported again after a new search action. One of the parameters to determine the efficiency of a DNA database is the number of matches it generates. Counting the matches between two DNA profiles is easy.

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   What is a forensic DNA database?

   • It is intended to provide forensic DNA laboratories with the ability to query a database of DNA profiles of individuals, acquired from the staff of participating companies involved in the forensic DNA supply chain, to avoid the inadvertent inclusion of manufacturers’ staff profiles in either forensic DNA databases or investigations.

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8. tost.unise.org › pdfs › vol3Basic Architecture and Applications of DNA Computing - UniSE

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   DNA computing is a new computing paradigm utilizing actual DNA oligonucleotides to do computation by employing biomolecular tools to get the reaction and outputs extraction. In this paper, we introduce basic architecture of DNA computing.