Research Problems in Genome Databases

Summary: Genome DBs pose unique DBMS challenges: billion‑base linear sequences with rich annotations and heavy approximate/similarity search workloads requiring new indexes, compression, and sequence‑aware query semantics. Also highlights integration, versioning, provenance, distribution, privacy. (summarized by gpt-5-mini on Feb 09 2026)

Paper ID: 1061
Venue: PODS
Year: 1995
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Overall Rank: 14,051 | 2.25%
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1. Nathan Goodman

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