Dear Mailing List,
I retrieved with PSI-Blast the top 100 proteins with similarity to the one
I'm interested in.
I then ran the 100 FASTA protein sequences into MEME, to find conserved
motifs across these proteins.
I retrieved a list of "candidate" motifs which are highly conserved across
the vast majority of my input.
I would now like to know if any of these candidate motifs corresponds to
something already described in databases and/or literature.
Where should I look at? What shall I do?
Thank you all in advance
Gabriele Zoppoli
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=93So what=92s getting ubiquitous and cheap? Data. And what is complementar=
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data? Analysis. So my recommendation is to take lots of courses about how t=
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manipulate and analyze data: databases, machine learning, econometrics,
statistics, visualization, and so on.=94 Professor Hugh Varian, Chief
Economist at Google, speaking to the New York Times in February 2009.
"In God we trust, all others bring data." William E. Demings (1900-1993)
**"Prediction is very difficult**,especially** about the* future"*. Niels
Bohr (1885 - 1962)
"How can I help seeing what's in front of my eyes? Two and two are four".
"Sometimes, Winston. Sometimes they are five. Sometimes they are three.
Sometimes they are all of them at once". George Orwell, *1984*.
