LocusAnnotator DNA Annotation Legend

ExampleDescription
ctatgcgacgIntron or inter-gene bases
gtttaaagccTATA Box: Any instances of TATAAA, TTTAAA, TTTATA, TTATAA, TAATAA, TTAAAA, or TTTAAT found no more than 300 and no less than 8 bases upstream of the start of gene transcription.
ctctcaggagNon-translated exon bases
ctcctgagagReverse-complemented non-translated exon bases on the anti-sense strand
gagatggtgcStart Codon (based on the maximum-length Open Reading Frame from the ATG to any possible Stop Codon)
ctctcaggagExon bases
ctcctgagagReverse complemented exon bases on the anti-sense strand
ctggcccacaHighlighted base is the site of a SNP (Single Nucleotide Polymorphism).
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If a circumflex ^ is inserted to the right of a SNP then there is another SNP or functional class at the same address.
These alternate colours indicate SNP insertions or deletions.
ctggtgagacSplice Donor
gcaggtgctgSplice Acceptor
gagtgagtgcStop Codon (TAG, TAA or TGA)
actgattaaaPoly A Tail: Whichever of AATAAA, ATTAAA, AGTAAA, ACTAAA, TATAAA is first encountered after the stop codon but within 30 bases upstream of the end of the mRNA.

Generated 2007.05.09 at 15:12h by LocusAnnotator version 2.0(69), revised 2007.05.09

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