Retrieving sequence data from Entrez

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NCBI website

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

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NIH

National Institutes of Health

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National Institutes of Health (NIH)

one of the 11 operating division of the HHS

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HHS

Health & Human Services

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National Library of Medicine (NLM)

on of the 27 divisions of the NIH

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NLM started by

an army surgeon at 1836

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How many databases are found in the NCBI

59

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The main database contain ——- databases under ‘All Resources’

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How many smaller databases are found

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Gene contains

information about various species links to genome

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Nucleotide contains

a source of sequences from different databases

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Protein contains

includes protein sequence records from a variety of sources

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Protein clusters contains

a collection of related protein sequences, consisting of Ref Seq proteins encoded by complete prokaryotic and organelle plasmids and genomes tool

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Genome contains

Contains sequence and map data from the whole genomes of over 1000 organisms. the genomes represent both completely sequenced organisms and those for which sequencing is in progress.

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Sequence Length

contains number of nucleotide base pairs in the sequence record

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Modification Data

shows the last data of modification

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Definition

is a breif descriotion of sequence that includes information such as source organism, gene/protein name, or some description

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Accession

number indicates the unique identifier for a sequence record

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Organism

Describes the formal scientific name for the source organism and its lineage

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Reference

includes publications by the authors of the sequence that discuss the data reported in the record

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Type of Data in the Gene bank

collection of all publicly available DNA sequence

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Type of Data in the RefSeq

Reference sequences of DNA, RNA, and protein

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Features of GeneBank

  1. Original submission

  2. Any organisms

  3. Larger


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Features of RefSeq

  1. Comprehensive

  2. Integrated

  3. Non-redundant

  4. Well-annotated

  5. Better accession number format


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RefSeq accession format (NC_)

Genomic (complete genomic molecule)

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RefSeq accession format (NG_)

Genomic (Incomplete genomic region)

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RefSeq accession format (NM_ , XM_)

mRNA

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RefSeq accession format (NR_ , XR_)

RNA

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RefSeq accession format (AP_ ,NP_, YP_, XP_, WP_)

Protein