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Cinkosky, M.J., Fickett, J.W., Gilna, P., Burks, C., "Electronic data publishing and GenBank", Science, 252, pp. 1273-1277, May 31, 1991. Google
1274 ;;Quote: each sequence in GenBank includes its taxonomy, laboratory host, the sequence's function, and bibliographic reference
1276 ;;Quote: GenBank satellite databases are updated by email submissions similar to researcher submissions
1276 ;;Quote: in 1990, GenBank processed 14 million nucleotides; averaged 2 week delay after publication; rapid improvement
1276 ;;Quote: GenBank checks sequence data far more extensively then reviewers do; many automatic checks
1276+;;Quote: the largest source of errors in nucleotide sequence data is transcription errors during publication
1276 ;;Quote: 80% of GenBank's data is submitted before publication; journal editors may encourage or require submission
1276 ;;Quote: electronic data publishing can revise or correct data after publication; difficult in print media
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Topic: bugs (66 items)
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