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Sir Excellent explanation with very simple and understandable words

Sir is there any othre way to remove paralogs other than cd-hit because its not working?

Hi, Sir can you perform how to use cd-hit,please?

Class start in Hindi language sir

Great work, very concise. thanks :)

The script discusses databases in bioinformatics, emphasizing the importance of well-organized, reliable, and user-friendly data collections. It covers topics such as DNA and RNA differences, transcription, translation, and the use of software like EMBOSS. The script also highlights the need for logical structure, specific formats, and search options in developing databases for research purposes. Key moments: 00:17 Understanding databases in Bioinformatics is crucial for data organization, analysis, and tool development. Structured data collection ensures reliability and user-friendliness for effective research outcomes. -Structured databases aid in organizing experiment data for macromolecular sequences, expression profiles, and pathways in Bioinformatics. -Developing databases requires consideration of content relevance, user perspectives, reliability, and efficient data display for effective research outcomes. -User-friendly databases should prioritize reliability, minimal redundancy, understandability, and provide references and data download options for researchers. 07:54 Developing a successful database requires attention to downloadable data, ontology, logical structure, and data format to ensure user accessibility and understanding. -Contents are crucial in databases, providing reliable experimental data for users. -Ontology in databases involves explaining terms and conditions to aid user comprehension. -Logical structure in databases focuses on the main aim of the database and how data is supplemented with other information. -Data format consistency is essential for user clarity and understanding in databases. 15:35 Developing a database involves using a relational structure with tables and attributes for efficient data retrieval. SQL is essential for executing complex queries and obtaining data from relational databases. -Importance of sequence information from databases like SwissProt and UniProt for structure and function analysis. -Utilizing databases like BRENDA and Pubmed for enzyme and literature data, respectively, to enhance research outcomes. 23:13 Developing a database requires unique and novel data, considering existing databases, end users, and the significance of the research models based on the available information. -Various categories of databases exist, including nucleic acid, protein structures, genomics, metabolic pathways, and more, each with sub-classifications for specific data retrieval. -Key protein structure databases like PDB, PBDTM, CATH, SCOP, and Astral offer structural classifications and non-redundant sets of structures for research purposes. Generated by sider.ai

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thank you so much sir

Thnx for uploading

9:05 For protein sequence, UniProt, For tools SWISS-Prot and PIR

18:50 BRENDA

Shre link or RAMPAGE

Sir can you tell how to use coding language practically

Thank you for all your efforts 🫶✨️

OK Lecture. Not recommended for new comers. If you already have experience with this stuff but need to revise, then it is OK.

sir, how do we calculate the energy of each residue?

Can't understand without English subtitles

Thank you so much sir…how amazingly you described the things from basic to advanced level…..Thank you

Thank you sir

Ramachandran plot

Try 2x speed then you'll see the difference. Trust me this works. This is how I watch nptel youtube

Your talk assisted me to plot accessible surface area for my structure using the GETAREA server. I acknowledge your talk.

hello, I didn't get the point where he explains why we can't take dinucleotide or tetranucleotide. can anyone please explain!!

Sir you are speech is quite hard to understand, for every video i had to watch it at atleast twice, caption have many grammatical errors. I am finally giving up here. I was very exited to learn bioinformatics and now i am tremendously disappointed.

informative! thank you sir

Thanks for the great teaching.

Well explained sir..

Written by myself 👍

how to allign the assembled whole genome from the data base? my assembled data is of 5.4 mllion bases

Sir your accent is quite dominant . I am unable to understand it completely

Excellent

Well explained,tnx

Why we have to take overlap sequence

His speech is not clear.. I am not able to understand the words which he is talking..

Sir could you give us the power point presentation? It will be very helpful for us Sir. We will be grateful to you sir.

Some videos are missing here

IIT class. I expected a bit more.

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Thank you for this wonderful video, I'm learning more than what I learned from college

please turn on english caption

Very useful video and informative 👍

from i could get all the vedios in sequence starting from lecture 1 onward anyone know plz tell me

Please we don't want to see sir's face, we want to learn, try to focus on ppt,notes & way of teaching.

Sir, please make us understand slowly we r not like u

This was hard