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organization of databases

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From: Beverly Seavey
Date: Tue, 19 Jan 1988 16:35
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  We are interested in finding out about the organization of the following datbases.In
particular, we would like to know for each one if it is in relational, hierarchical, object,
or flat file form. We also need to know details of the schema,fields, or other organization.
 Direct email addresses to the administrators of these databases would also be appreciated.
We would appreciate finding out about other databases, e.g., small RNA.

1)Protein Identification Resource
  National Biomedical Research Foundation
  Washington, DC


2)Protein Data Bank
  Brookhaven National Laboratory

3)Protein Sequence Data Base (PRF/SEQDB)
 Protein Research Foundation
 Mino Osaka, 562 Japan

4)Yale Human Gene Map, and similar db's for mouse and Drosphila (and C. elegans?)

5) a RFLP db.
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From: seavey@bigburd.PRC.Unisys.COM (Beverly Seavey)
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Subject: organization of databases
Keywords: database, relational, schema
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