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To build a model or representation of the family of binding sites that are known to associate
a given TF, it is very common to put together the examples, then align them and finally create
a weight matrix or a sequence logo to detect the conserved positions.
With ABS, the users can retrieve the set of motifs annotated as binding sites for a certain TF.

Additionally, the sites can be grouped by species to detect conservations that are specific of
some species.

The output consists of three parts:
I. The binding sites of ABS associated to this TF (of this species)
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-> There is a link to access directly the gene entry in which each binding site is annotated
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II. The alignment of the sites
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III. The sequence logo
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ABS is under GNU General Public License.
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