- Course overview
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- What is Rfam?
- What is an Rfam family?
- What can I do with Rfam?
- Searching and visualising data in Rfam
- Getting data from Rfam
- Submitting data to Rfam
- Your feedback
- Get help and support on Rfam
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- Our help pages and FAQs contain further information about Rfam
References
If you use Rfam in your work, please cite our most recent paper.
Collaborators
Rfam is based on the Infernal suite of software, produced by Eric Nawrocki and Sean Eddy.