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Title:	Proteomics Forum
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Users activity:	11 post per thread
Forum activity:	1 active thread during last week

Posting activity on Proteomics Forum :

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Post:	1	3	11

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Re: using blast

Started 1 month, 2 weeks ago (2009-10-17 22:41:00) by blue_bear

what is the difference between the %identity and %positive? How do I interpret these % for them to be significant homologs? and what about e value. I know an E value of <0.001 is significant.

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Re: 2D analysis software and scanner

Started 2 months, 3 weeks ago (2009-09-11 08:16:00) by kelfox

none whatsoever

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