UniBLAST: A system to filter, cluster, and display BLAST results and assign unique gene annotation

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Summary: More and more often, a gene is epitomized by a large number of sequences in GenBank. This high redundancy makes it very difficult to identify a unique best match for a query sequence from its BLAST results. We developed a novel program UniBLAST that filters out uninformative hits, clusters the redundant hits, groups the hits by LocusLink, and graphically displays the results. We also implemented a scoring function in UniBLAST to assign a unique gene name to a query sequence. UniBLAST significantly increases the efficiency of gene annotation.

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Zhou, Y., Huang, G. M., & Wei, L. (2002). UniBLAST: A system to filter, cluster, and display BLAST results and assign unique gene annotation. Bioinformatics, 18(9), 1268–1269. https://doi.org/10.1093/bioinformatics/18.9.1268

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