AN OVERVIEW IN BIOLOGICAL DATABASES

The rapid progress in biological research has resulted in a vast amount of data, which is necessary for the creation and application of biological databases. The present review offers a thorough exposition of the current state of biological databases, emphasizing their importance in the storage, organization, and facilitation of biological information access. Important databases are addressed, highlighting their special attributes, data kinds, and uses. Two of the most prominent categories are protein databases and nucleotide databases. Signicant databases are examined with special emphasis on their features and applications; these databases include those devoted to proteomics, metabolomics, and genomics. Additionally, it examines how biological databases support innovative research in scientic elds. With an emphasis on enhancing user accessibility, data quality, and computational tools for data analysis, future directions for the creation and improvement of biological databases are suggested. With its insights into the present situation and potential futures of biological databases, this overview hopes to be a useful tool for biologists and other researchers.