In article <93040.091406FORSDYKE at QUCDN.QueensU.CA> <FORSDYKE at QUCDN.QueensU.CA> writes:
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>Barrell:
> "I detect an ignorance of how much inforamtion there may be in a DNA
> sequence and possibly prejudice against DNA sequencing as being some
> kind of unintellectual pursuit. Sequencing can be a long and onerous
> task but the end result of a carefully determined and carefully
> analysed sequence can be a wealth of new information and insight."
>The two journals are:
> DNA Sequence and DNA Cell Biology.[I have no vested
> interest in either of these journals.]
> Sincerely, Don Forsdyke (Discussion Leader).
You can imagine the problem one would have trying to publish DNA sequences
not known to be near a promoter (gene!?!), yet one glaring deficiency in
the sequence databases is the lack of extensive "environs" sequences.
Steve
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