Submitted by admin on Tue, 2013-11-19 18:16
Listed at the top of this page are the gene symbol, name, source of the name, and location (in chromosome and base pairs). The gene name refers to the symbol extracted from publications or submitted directly by the community.
VectorBase IDs use a four-letter code to represent the species and strain information e.g. 'AGAP' for Anopheles gambiae. The 6-digit number following each ID is unique for that gene, and stable (unchanging), unless the gene model drastically changes.
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Listed at the top of this page are the gene symbol, name, source of the name, and location (in chromosome and base pairs). The gene name refers to the symbol extracted from publications or submitted directly by the community.
VectorBase IDs use a four-letter code to represent the species and strain information e.g. 'AGAP' for Anopheles gambiae. The 6-digit number following each ID is unique for that gene, and stable (unchanging), unless the gene model drastically changes.
Submitted by admin on Tue, 2013-11-19 18:15
This page shows the genome sequence for a gene of interest. Flanking sequence and introns are displayed. Exons belonging to the gene of interest are shown in red letters with red highlighting. Other exons within this region that do not belong to the gene of interest are shown in black letters with red highlights.
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This page shows the genome sequence for a gene of interest. Flanking sequence and introns are displayed. Exons belonging to the gene of interest are shown in red letters with red highlighting. Other exons within this region that do not belong to the gene of interest are shown in black letters with red highlights.
Submitted by admin on Tue, 2013-11-19 18:14
The table shows all splice variants for a gene and includes noncoding transcripts.
The transcript which you are viewing is highlighted in blue in the table.
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The table shows all splice variants for a gene and includes noncoding transcripts.
The transcript which you are viewing is highlighted in blue in the table.
Submitted by admin on Tue, 2013-11-19 18:14
Follow these links for example pages:
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Follow these links for example pages:
Submitted by ggiraldo on Wed, 2013-10-02 15:12
Submitted by lawson on Wed, 2013-08-28 12:11
Example page
This highly customisable sequence shows, by default, the transcript sequence (cDNA), the coding sequence underneath it, and the protein sequence in the third line. Line numbering is different for all three sequences.
Line numbering
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Example page
This highly customisable sequence shows, by default, the transcript sequence (cDNA), the coding sequence underneath it, and the protein sequence in the third line. Line numbering is different for all three sequences.
Line numbering
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