January 31

Annotation of Elesar 1/30/19

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Rationale

Today we will finish annotating Gene 1 of Elesar and will independently annotate other genes in the genome.

Procedure

  • The work done on the annotation of Gene 1 was completed by re-opening the FASTA file and annotations.
  • Genes 42 and 43 were assigned to annotate for practice, and the following categories were completed with respect to the genes assigned: SSC:, CP:, SCS:, ST:,BLAST-Start:, Gap: LO:, RBS:

Results

Blast results are shown above for Gene 42 and 43. The results show the NCBI database and the matching results for each query.

Gene 42: SSC: 31255, 31935, CP: yes, SCS: both-cs, BLAST-Start: [hypothetical protein PBI_MAJA_36, 36, NCBI, 46, 2, 2e-46], Gap: 3 overlap, LO: N/A, RBS: [Kibler 7, Karlin Medium, 2.325, -3.883, no]

Gene 43: SSC: 31932, 32198, CP: yes, SCS: Glimmer, BLAST-Start: [hypothetical protein PBI_RYAN_46, 46, NCBI, 1, 1, 2e-53], Gap: 3 overlap, LO: N/A, RBS: [Kibler 7, Karlin Medium, 2.214, -4.470, no]

Conclusion/Next Steps

The practice of annotating the genes can be beneficial for future use. Annotations will occur with NapoleonB and it is imperative that an understanding DNA Master is possessed.


Posted January 31, 2019 by emily_gaw1 in category Emily Gaw

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