Find a gene by keyword

You can use several type of keyword to retrieve your gene:


Find a gene by sequence

The longest input sequence is, the more specific result you will have (all results with an e-value less than 0.01 will be provided)
If you check "Align your sequence with the graphical gene representation", fast DB will show the graphical alignment of your sequence with the graphical representation of the gene. The "in silico PCR" will be rebuilt including your sequence with all the sequences of the gene transcripts.


Multiple queries search

You can upload a file with a list of EnsEMBL STABLE ID, one per line, for example:

ENSG00000198888
ENSG00000198763
ENSG00000198804
ENSG00000198712
ENSG00000198899
ENSG00000198938
ENSG00000198886
ENSG00000198786
ENSG00000198727
ENSG00000187537
ENSG00000136319
ENSG00000100814


Legend of the multi-alignment of CDSs

  
exons
 
CDSs from CCDS
* STOP codon
M Methionin
X amino acid encoded by two exons (exon containing X gives 2 of the 3 codon nucleotides)



Legend of the transcripts view

 
exons
introns
 
promoter/terminal sequences
 
internal exon deletion
 
retained intron
first exons first exons
terminal exons terminal exons
most frequent splicing most frequent splicing
alternative splicing alternative splicing
 
CDSs from CCDS
  
predicted ORFs
ORF
ORF
predicted ORF
NMD
NMD
transcript targeted for NMD
*
|
STOP codon
M
|
Methionin
microARN exon with at least one microRNA/transcript interaction site



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