How to characterise protein domains
Classifying genes and assigning functions to gene products is a fundamental step in converting...
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How to identify species related to a sequence
The taxonomic identification of species is a fundamental process in biological research that...
How to retrieve shared motifs across homologous sequences
Motifs refer to short, typically fixed length patterns that are repeated in exact or approximate...
New release of Retrieve & Relate now available
BioStrand Retrieve & Relate (R&R), the hyper-scalable, multi-database, zero-code, self-service...
How to identify homologous epitopes
Epitope mapping is a critical component of therapeutic monoclonal antibody (mAb) development as...
Integrated microbiome research and crop resilience
So, it turns out that trying to tree-plant our way towards net-zero emissions and out of the...
Deciphering the skin microbiome
There has been a centuries-old hypothesis that the normal flora of microbes in and on the human...
Multidimensional scalability in multi-omics research
In 2018, the Joint Genome Institute (JGI) achieved a sequencing output of 200 trillion bases, a...
Finish Your PhD Faster with BioStrand R&R
It has been two decades since the publication of the much-heralded first draft of a composite...
Harnessing the power of sequence information to enable the next breakthroughs in biology
The availability of high-quality genomes, transcriptome and protein assemblies are crucial for...