Human lysozyme nucleotide sequence encoding

Figure 10.2. Removal of noncoding repetitive elements with RepeatMasker. The nucleotide sequence encoding human lysozyme is submitted to RepeatMasker and the sequence with masked(X) noncoding repetitive elements is returned (partial sequence is shown here).

Figure 10.8. Gene identification by Procrustes. The nucleotide sequence encoding human lysozyme is used as a query sequence to identify its gene structure against known protein sequence (i.e., pig lysozyme protein). The output includes sequence aignment of the source (predicted translate) versus target protein (pig lysozyme).

Figure 10,6. Prediction of exons with FEX at Sanger Centre. The nucleotide sequence of DNA encoding human lysozyme (5648 bp) is submitted to Sanger Centre for exon prediction with FEX. The output shows number of predicted exons, locations, and amino acid sequences of translates.

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