Abstract: Polypeptide sequences and polynucleotide sequences are provided. Also provided are annotative information concerning such sequences and uses for these sequences.

Abstract: A method of annotating biomolecular sequences. The method comprises (a) computationally clustering the biomolecular sequences according to a progressive homology range, to thereby generate a plurality of clusters each being of a predetermined homology of the homology range; and (b) assigning at least one ontology to each cluster of the plurality of clusters, the at least one ontology being: (i) derived from an annotation preassociated with at least one biomolecular sequence of each cluster; and/or (ii) generated from analysis of the at least one biomolecular sequence of each cluster thereby annotating biomolecular sequences.

Abstract: Novel alpha 1 subunit splice variants, including nucleic and amino acid sequences. Methods of use thereof are also described.

Abstract: Polypeptide sequences and polynucleotide sequences are provided. Also provided are annotative information concerning such sequences and uses for these sequences.

Abstract: An isolated polynucleotide is provided. The isolated polynucleotide comprising a nucleic acid sequence encoding a polypeptide having an amino acid sequence at least 70% identical to SEQ ID NO: 1, as determined using the LALIGN software of EMBnet Switzerland (http://www.ch.embnet.org/index.

Abstract: The invention concerns novel nucleic acid sequences, amino acid sequences coded thereby and method of detection using the above. The novel nucleic acid sequences are naturally occurring splice variants of a prostate specific antigen sequence (PSA) or of the KLK-2 gene.

Abstract: A method of annotating biomolecular sequences The method comprises (a) computationally clustering the biomolecular sequences according to a progressive homology range, to thereby generate a plurality of clusters each being of a predetermined homology of the homology range; and (b) assigning at least one ontology to each cluster of the plurality of clusters, the at least one ontology being: (i) derived from an annotation preassociated with at least one biomolecular sequence of each cluster; and/or (ii) generated from analysis of the at least onic biomolecular sequence of each cluster thereby annotating biomolecular sequences.

Abstract: A method of annotating biomolecular sequences. The method comprises (a) computationally clustering the biomolecular sequences according to a progressive homology range, to thereby generate a plurality of clusters each being of a predetermined homology of the homology range; and (b) assigning at least one ontology to each cluster of the plurality of clusters, the at least one ontology being: (i) derived from an annotation preassociated with at least one biomolecular sequence of each cluster; and/or (ii) generated from analysis of the at least one biomolecular sequence of each cluster thereby annotating biomolecular sequences.

Abstract: An isolated nucleic acid sequence depicted in SEQ ID NO:6 is an alternative splice variant of human kallikrien-2 gene (KLK-2). An expression vector containing the splice variant and a host cell transfected by the expression vector are provided. The nucleic acid is useful for determining the level of nucleic acid sequences of human kallikrien variants in a biological sample.

Abstract: The invention concerns novel nucleic acid sequences, amino acid sequences coded thereby and method of detection using the above. The novel nucleic acid sequences are naturally occurring splice variants of a prostate specific antigen sequence (PSA) or of the KLK-2 gene.

Abstract: The invention concerns novel nucleic acid and amino acid sequences which are homologs of the PI3K-regulatory subunits. The invention also concerns pharmaceutical compositions containing these sequences as well as methods of detection using the sequences.

Abstract: The invention concerns novel nucleic acid sequences, amino acid sequences coded thereby and method of detection using the above. The novel nucleic acid sequences are naturally occurring splice variants of a prostate specific antigen sequence (PSA) or of the KLK-2 gene.

Abstract: The invention relates to an expression vector, the nucleic acid sequence of which comprises a promoter that is capable of controlling, when the vector is in a bacterial host and the temperature is lowered to below about 20.degree. C., the production of recombinant peptide or protein encoded by a gene contained within the vector. The invention also relates to host cells containing the vectors and to a method of producing a recombinant protein.

Abstract: The invention relates to an expression vector, the nucleic acid sequence of which comprises a promoter that is capable of controlling, when the vector is in a bacterial host and the temperature is lowered to below about 20.degree. C., the production of recombinant peptide or protein encoded by a gene contained within the vector. The invention also relates to host cells containing the vectors and to a method of producing a recombinant protein.