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Can inferred provenance and its visualisation be used to detect erroneous annotation? : a case study using UniProtKB

Michael J. Bell

Publication Data

Title Can inferred provenance and its visualisation be used to detect erroneous annotation? : a case study using UniProtKB
Author Michael J. Bell
Contributors Matthew Collison, Phillip Lord, Phillip Lord
Publisher Newcastle University, Computing Science
Publication date 2013
Publication location Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England
Language English

Descriptive Notes

Title from cover.
"August 2013."

Topics

Database management
Electronic data processing
Biology :: Databases

Catalogue Data

OBNB ID GBB549752
ISBN 10 n/a
ISBN 13 n/a
Type BibliographicResource, Book
Dewey Classification 005.74

ISBD

P1053 21 pages
P1042 Includes bibliographical references.

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Can inferred provenance and its visualisation be used to detect erroneous annotation? : a case study using UniProtKB by Michael J. Bell. Published by Newcastle University, Computing Science in 2013. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.