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URL: https://github.com/PedroMTQ/mantis
Proper Citation: Mantis (RRID:SCR_021001)
Description: Software homology based protein function annotation tool that integrates multiple reference data sources. Custom reference data sources can also be added.Accepts as input aminoacids sequence fasta. Customizable and is available on Linux.
Resource Type: standalone software, software resource, software application
Keywords: Protein function annotation, match sequences, multiple reference datasets, Linux, homology based, annotation tool
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