How to Use Biological Databases in Bioinformatics: A Practical Guide

Discover practical applications of biological databases in bioinformatics with LLRI’s in‑depth article. It walks through database searches, sequence alignment, database updating, and integration with annotation tools. Learn how to access data from GenBank, UniProt, and PDB using NCBI Entrez and command-line tools. Real-world examples include gene family classification, protein domain identification, and pathway mapping via KEGG. The blog also offers best practices for data curation, format compatibility, and dataset validation—ideal for students and professionals working on real bioinformatics projects.

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Raosaheb Ambekar

Learning Labb Research Institute (LLRI) offers focused programs in Clinical Research, Medical Coding, and Bioinformatics, designed to provide a clear understanding of each field’s role in healthcare and life sciences. The clinical research course covers trial design and regulatory practices; medical coding teaches documentation standards like ICD-10 and CPT; and bioinformatics explores the analysis of biological data. With a blend of theory and industry exposure, LLRI’s curriculum helps learners understand practical applications, making it a valuable resource for students and professionals in life science domains.