Database and system for storing, comparing and displaying genomic information
First Claim
1. A method of comparing genetic complements of different types of organisms, the method comprising:
- providing a database including sequence libraries for a plurality of types of organisms, said libraries having multiple biomolecular sequences, at least some of which represent open reading frames located along one or more contiguous sequences on each of the plurality of organisms'"'"' genomes;
receiving a selection of two or more of said sequence libraries for comparison;
determining open reading frames common or unique to the selected sequence libraries; and
displaying the results of said determination.
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Abstract
Disclosed is a relational database system for storing and manipulating biomolecular sequence information, the database including genomic libraries for a plurality of types of organisms, the libraries having multiple genomic sequences, at least some of which represent open reading frames located along a contiguous sequence on each the plurality of organisms'"'"' genomes, and a user interface capable of receiving a selection of two or more of the genomic libraries for comparison and displaying the results of the comparison. The system also provides a user interface capable of receiving a selection of one or more probe open reading frames for use in determining homologous matches between such probe open reading frame(s) and the open reading frames in the genomic libraries, and displaying the results of the determination.
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44 Claims
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1. A method of comparing genetic complements of different types of organisms, the method comprising:
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providing a database including sequence libraries for a plurality of types of organisms, said libraries having multiple biomolecular sequences, at least some of which represent open reading frames located along one or more contiguous sequences on each of the plurality of organisms'"'"' genomes; receiving a selection of two or more of said sequence libraries for comparison; determining open reading frames common or unique to the selected sequence libraries; and displaying the results of said determination. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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12. A method of comparing genomic complements of different types of organisms, the method comprising:
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providing a database including genomic libraries for a plurality of types of organisms, said libraries having multiple genomic sequences, at least some of which represent at least portions of open reading frames located along one or more contiguous sequences on each of the plurality of organisms'"'"' genomes; receiving a selection of two or more of said genomic libraries for comparison; determining sequences common or unique to the selected genomic libraries; and displaying the results of said determination. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19)
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20. A method of identifying genes common to a set of organisms, the method comprising:
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providing a database including genomic libraries for a plurality of types of organisms, said libraries having multiple genomic sequences, at least some of which represent open reading frames located along one or more contiguous sequences on each the plurality of organisms'"'"' genomes; displaying at least one list of said genomic libraries; receiving a user'"'"'s selection of one or more genomic libraries from said at least one list; determining sequences common to the selected genomic libraries; and displaying the results of said determination. - View Dependent Claims (21, 22)
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23. A method of identifying genes common to one or more in a set of organisms, the method comprising:
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providing a database including genomic libraries for a plurality of types of organisms, said libraries having multiple genomic sequences, at least some of which represent open reading frames located along one or more contiguous sequences on each the plurality of organisms'"'"' genomes; displaying one or more lists of said genomic libraries; receiving a user'"'"'s selection of from none to all the genomic libraries from each of said lists; determining sequences common to the selected genomic libraries from a first list or group of lists and absent in the genomic libraries of one or more other lists; and displaying the results of said determination. - View Dependent Claims (24, 25, 26, 27)
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28. A computer system comprising:
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a database including genomic libraries for a plurality of types of organisms, said libraries having multiple genomic sequences, at least some of which represent open reading frames located along one or more contiguous sequences on each the plurality of organisms'"'"' genomes; and a user interface capable of receiving a selection of two or more of said genomic libraries for comparison and displaying the results of said comparison. - View Dependent Claims (29)
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30. A method of identifying libraries in which a given gene exists, the method comprising:
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providing a database including genomic libraries for one or more types of organisms, said libraries having multiple genomic sequences, at least some of which represent open reading frames located along one or more contiguous sequences on each the one or more organisms'"'"' genomes; receiving a selection of one or more probe sequences; determining homologous matches between said probe sequences and the sequences in said genomic libraries; and displaying the results of said determination. - View Dependent Claims (31, 32, 33)
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34. A computer system, comprising:
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a database including genomic libraries for one or more types of organisms, said libraries having multiple genomic sequences, at least some of which represent open reading frames located along one or more contiguous sequences on each the plurality of organisms'"'"' genomes; a user interface capable of receiving a selection of one or more probe sequences for use in determining homologous matches between said one or more probe sequences and the sequences in said genomic libraries, and displaying the results of said determination. - View Dependent Claims (35)
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36. A computer program product comprising a computer-usable medium having computer-readable program code embodied thereon relating to a database including genomic libraries for one or more types of organisms, said libraries having multiple genomic sequences, at least some of which represent open reading frames located along one or more contiguous sequences on each the one or more organisms'"'"' genomes, the computer program product comprising computer-readable program code for effecting the following steps within a computing system:
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providing an interface for receiving a selection of two or more of said genomic libraries for comparison; determining sequences common or unique to the selected genomic libraries; and displaying the results of said determination. - View Dependent Claims (37, 38)
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39. A computer program product comprising a computer-usable medium having computer-readable program code embodied thereon relating to a database including genomic libraries for one or more types of organisms, said libraries having multiple genomic sequences, at least some of which represent open reading frames located along one or more contiguous sequences on each the one or more organisms'"'"' genomes, the computer program product comprising computer-readable program code for effecting the following steps within a computing system:
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providing an interface for receiving a selection of one or more probe open reading frames; determining homologous matches between said probe sequences and the sequences in said genomic libraries; and displaying the results of said determination. - View Dependent Claims (40, 41)
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42. A method of presenting the genetic complement of an organism, the method comprising:
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providing a database including sequence libraries for a plurality of types of organisms, said libraries having multiple biomolecular sequences, at least some of which represent open reading frames located along one or more contiguous sequences on each of the plurality of organisms'"'"' genomes; receiving a selection of one of said sequence libraries; determining open reading frames within the selected sequence library; and displaying the results of said determination as one or more unique identifiers for groups of related opening reading frames. - View Dependent Claims (43, 44)
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Specification