Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
8979706 International Journal for Parasitology 2005 15 Pages PDF
Abstract
The availability of genome sequences and the associated transcriptome and proteome mapping projects has revolutionised research in the field of parasitology. As more parasite species are sequenced, comparative and phylogenetic comparisons are improving the quality of gene prediction and annotation. Genome sequences of parasites are also providing important data sets for understanding parasite biology and identifying new vaccine candidates and drug targets. We review some of the preliminary conclusions from examination of parasite genome sequences and discuss some of the bioinformatics approaches taken in this analysis.
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