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In addition to the care needed in organizing genome databases, a great deal of human input is needed to annotate the genome manually with information.

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In addition to the care needed in organizing genome databases, a great deal of human input is needed to annotate the genome manually with information.

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My query is from Prediction of Gene Function Based on a Composite Analysis in chapter Genome Analysis of Bioinformatics

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answered Sep 13, 2021 by myra (687k points)
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The explanation: This information can be about individual genes and proteins, effects of mutations in these genes, and other types of genome variations that cannot be readily incorporated into the database by automated methods. For the human genome, this activity will occupy the time of many scientists for many years to come.

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