Protein ID        

Results returned in

# Alignments 

SEARCH BY PROTEIN ID

Input parameter definitions:

Protein ID: A protein sequence identification number in the accession.version format that was implemented by GenBank/EMBL/DDBJ in February 1999 - format

Results returned in: results can be returned in either protein or DNA, only a protein search will retrieve sequence related PDB codes

# Alignments: the number of output alignments from the BLAST search


 

Input parameters:

INTRO:
The Protein ID search, provided by SEDB, is designed to give information on a Protein ID (protein coding intron containing genes only) Currently SEDB contains 238,060 genes based on GenBank release 146.  The gene structure data is developed in-house using modified scripts from EID.  Once a  Protein ID is entered information is retrieved and displayed, along with any sequence relationships to protein structures found in the PDB using BLAST.  A SKY file  is created (allows Friend to show Exon boundaries  and intron phases in color - red phase 0 intron, green - phase 1, and blue - phase 2), which shows all hits in a multiple pair-wise format in Friend, along with multiple protein structures aligned by sequence alignment.   To see an example of results press here.
 
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