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Product ID | ORK04290 |
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Accession No | AB007894 |
Description | bassoon presynaptic cytomatrix protein |
Clone name | hh02165 |
Vector information | |
cDNA sequence | DNA sequence (5650 bp) Predicted protein sequence (1571 aa) |
Source | Human adult brain |
Rouge ID |
mKIAA0434
by Kazusa Mouse cDNA Project
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N-terminal truncation | Coding interruption | |
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cloned DNA seq | Warning | No warning |
Length of 3'UTR | 933 bp |
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Genome contig ID | gi89161205f_49569058 |
PolyA signal sequence (CATAAA,-27) |
+----*----+----*----+----*----+---- |
Flanking genome sequence (111799 - 111848) |
----+----*----+----*----+----*----+----*----+----* |
Ensembl ContigView (Add our DAS server as a DAS source)
Chr | f/r | start | end | exon | identity | class | |
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| 3 | f | 49669058 | 49680855 | 8 | 100.0 | Perfect prediction |
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The numbers on the left and right sides of a black line in the graphical overview indicate the lengths (in amino acid residues) of the non-homologous N-terminal and C-terminal portions flanking the homologous region (indicated by the black line), respectively.Result of homology search against HUGE database (FASTA output, Multiple alignment)
The numbers on the left and right sides of a black line in the graphical overview indicate the lengths (in amino acid residues) of the non-homologous N-terminal and C-terminal portions flanking the homologous region (indicated by the black line), respectively.
Search method | interpro_ID | From | To | Entry | Definition |
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BlastProDom | IPR008165 | 1454 | 1495 | PD003992 | Protein of unknown function GLTT |
RT-PCR |
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Primer_f | CATCACAGGAGGAGAGGCAGC |
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Primer_r | TTCCCGCTCTAGCTCCTCTTG |
PCR conditions | 95 °C30 sec55 °C30 sec72 °C60 sec30 cycles |
Panel name | GeneBridge 4 |
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Primer_f | ACGCTGCTTTTCGGTGCTATG |
Primer_r | CCGTTTCCTTCACATTCCAGC |
PCR product length | 187 bp |
PCR conditions | 95 °C15 sec66 °C60 sec30 cycles |