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+2  Q: 

Commercial databases adept in storing biological sequences

Hi

Which commercial databases are adept in storing biological sequences like Protein/DNA sequence? Are there any which were designed specifically to store such sequences?

cheers

+2  A: 

One of the areas targetted by Oracle's 10g release was bioinformatics. There is a summary of the relevant database features on the Oracle web site. Find it here. It includes support for BLAST which I think is particularly relevant to your question.

APC  2010-02-04 18:10:30
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There's BLASTgres for PostgreSQL, but I have no personal experience with it.

ceejayoz  2010-02-04 18:11:49

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