Primary Database :- The primary databases are those databases which is directly come from laboratory and research field .
Primary database again classified into depend upon data present.
Nucleic acid databases
Ex. 1) Gene bank 2) EMBL 3) DDBJ Protein sequence database Ex. 1) PIR 2) MIPS 3) SWISS-PROT 4) TrEMBL 5) NRL- 3D Nucleic acid sequence database
Nucleic acid sequence database are collection
of entries . Each entry has the form a text file . Text file contain text that Can be read by human being as well as computer . text file contain data and annotations for a single contiguous sequence. Many entries are assembled from several published papers reporting overlapping fragments of a complete sequence. Each entry is divided into fields. Fields are used to create indices for relational databases. Each field is essentially a table and the field values are indices. Unique accession numbers are allotted. First nucleic acid sequence of yeast t-RNA with 77 bases was announced around 1964 .there are three premier institutes in the world ,which constitute the International Nucleotide sequence Database Collaboration These are NCBI EMBL DDBJ Data are stored and exchanged daily. The database contain not only sequences but also extensive annotations. Gene Bank : Gene bank stand form NCBI (national center for biotechnology information )incorporates sequences from publicly available sources, primarily form direct author submissions and large-scale sequencing projects. It is a generic sequence database. information can be retrieved form Gene Bank using the Entrez integrated retrieval system. Gene bank may be searched with user query sequences by means of the NCBI Web interface to the BLAST suite of programs. The man purpose of the Gene Bank database is to provide and encourage the scientific community to access the most up to date and comprehensive DNA sequence information. EMBL : (European Molecular Biology Laboratory ) EMBL conation sequences from direct author submissions and genome sequencing groups and from the scientific literature and patent applications. The database is produced in collaboration with DDBJ and Gene Bank ;the participating groups each collect a portion of total sequence data reported worldwide, and new updated entries are then exchanged between the groups . • DDBJ : (DNA Databank Japan ) DDBJ database is produced, maintained and distributed at the National Institute of Genetics; sequence may be submitted to it from all corners of the world by means of a web-based data submission tool. The web is also used to provide standard search such as FASTA and BLAST.