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In the case of the GBRD, the amount of rice nucleotide sequence available for search was less than one-third of the 174 Mb released to the public (because of 15% redundancy, the GBRD sequences amounted to a total of only about 150 Mb, of which only some 50 Mb were actually available for BLAST search because most of these sequences were in the process of being 'finished').
However, biological networks generally exhibit redundancy in their control of genes - a reduction in the vector magnitude is to be more commonly expected than rotation toward perpendicularity (uncorrelation).
In reality, it is the pharmaceutical industry that stands to gain the most if data are made public as such data inform future research and help smaller, innovative companies avoid redundancy.
Finally, we ask if the redundancy of sites inside modules is strong enough to predict modules using only genomic sequence.
SPTRREAL is composed of 3,687 D. melanogaster sequences from the SWISS-PROT and TrEMBL protein databases [ 31] and provides a curated protein-sequence database with a high level of annotation, a minimal level of redundancy and the absence of any hypothetical or computational gene models.