CORD-19:03476153a6c18a85c98721c557f35b1a09755d14 / 29079-29731 JSONTXT

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CORD-19_Custom_license_subset

Id Subject Object Predicate Lexical cue
T193 0-46 Sentence denotes The database is divided into several branches:
T194 47-652 Sentence denotes UniProtKB, the protein knowledgebase with two subsections, TrEMBL (translated EMBL Nucleotide sequence data library) that stores automatically annotated proteins prior to review and Swiss-Prot, containing proteins that have been manually annotated and reviewed, and often have associated literature; UniParc functions as an archive, sorting new, revised and obsolete sequences with a non-redundant numbering scheme allowing outdated UniProt references from past literature to be traceable; and UniRef100, 90 and 50 branches that cluster proteins into groups of 100%, 90% and 50% aa identity, respectively.

CORD-19-Sentences

Id Subject Object Predicate Lexical cue
TextSentencer_T193 0-46 Sentence denotes The database is divided into several branches:
TextSentencer_T194 47-652 Sentence denotes UniProtKB, the protein knowledgebase with two subsections, TrEMBL (translated EMBL Nucleotide sequence data library) that stores automatically annotated proteins prior to review and Swiss-Prot, containing proteins that have been manually annotated and reviewed, and often have associated literature; UniParc functions as an archive, sorting new, revised and obsolete sequences with a non-redundant numbering scheme allowing outdated UniProt references from past literature to be traceable; and UniRef100, 90 and 50 branches that cluster proteins into groups of 100%, 90% and 50% aa identity, respectively.
T74947 0-46 Sentence denotes The database is divided into several branches:
T89329 47-652 Sentence denotes UniProtKB, the protein knowledgebase with two subsections, TrEMBL (translated EMBL Nucleotide sequence data library) that stores automatically annotated proteins prior to review and Swiss-Prot, containing proteins that have been manually annotated and reviewed, and often have associated literature; UniParc functions as an archive, sorting new, revised and obsolete sequences with a non-redundant numbering scheme allowing outdated UniProt references from past literature to be traceable; and UniRef100, 90 and 50 branches that cluster proteins into groups of 100%, 90% and 50% aa identity, respectively.

Epistemic_Statements

Id Subject Object Predicate Lexical cue
T110 0-652 Epistemic_statement denotes The database is divided into several branches: UniProtKB, the protein knowledgebase with two subsections, TrEMBL (translated EMBL Nucleotide sequence data library) that stores automatically annotated proteins prior to review and Swiss-Prot, containing proteins that have been manually annotated and reviewed, and often have associated literature; UniParc functions as an archive, sorting new, revised and obsolete sequences with a non-redundant numbering scheme allowing outdated UniProt references from past literature to be traceable; and UniRef100, 90 and 50 branches that cluster proteins into groups of 100%, 90% and 50% aa identity, respectively.