Gene Search Tab

The Gene A gene is a collection of domains. The domains included in a gene need not be consecutive or of the same type. Genes and domains can be defined in the input data, and can be defined and edited in the Setup Genes and Domains dialog. Genes can be selected or unselected from an analysis. When a gene is unselected, all its domains are automatically unselected. However, a gene can be selected, with some of its domains unselected. Search tab facilitates searching for genes by keyword (based on gene A gene is a collection of domains. The domains included in a gene need not be consecutive or of the same type. Genes and domains can be defined in the input data, and can be defined and edited in the Setup Genes and Domains dialog. Genes can be selected or unselected from an analysis. When a gene is unselected, all its domains are automatically unselected. However, a gene can be selected, with some of its domains unselected. product) or alternatively by RefSeq identifiers (mRNA Protein-coding genes are first transcribed into messenger RNAs (mRNA), which are, in turn, translated into amino acid sequences to make proteins. ID or Protein ID). Search results (limited to 1000) are displayed in a list view with cursory information and a link for retrieving the 46-species reference protein sequence alignment from the EvoD server. When a sequence alignment is retrieved it is displayed in the Sequence Data ExplorerSequence_Data_Explorer_Window which can be used to specify the amino acid site and mutant allele for a nSNV of interest.