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[Various glycoinformatics resources developed their individual notations for encoding of glycan structure information. Therefore, translation of glycan structures is required for an efficient use of multiple resources and for data exchange. A major problem for translations is residue notation, because individual notations use different names to encode the same residues, and the number of different monosaccharides is too large to quickly build a translation table manually. MonosaccharideDB offers various means to perform translation of carbohydrate residue names. This chapter illustrates the usage of the MonosaccharideDB web interface for both manual and automated conversion and validation of glycan residues.]
Published: Dec 7, 2016
Keywords: Carbohydrate notation; Nomenclature; Monosaccharide; Glycoinformatics; Sequence format conversion; Web interface; Database
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