LOCUS name

Gene Locus Name Alternate names Related drugs Related diseases phenotype symbols... 

The exon-intron database can be downloaded from EID at http //www.mcb.-harvard.edu/gilbert/EID/, whereas online database search can be conducted at Exlnt (http //intron.bic.mus.edu.sg/exint/exint.html). On the Exlnt home page, click Search Exlnt by keywords to open the query page. Choose Complete Exlnt for the Database, choose Text word for Search field, and enter the keyword (protein name, e.g., hexokinase, lysozyme). Click the Submit button to receive search results. The output includes locus name, description (viz. GenBank), NCBI ID and pointer (nucleotide sequence), phase and position of introns, number, size, and length (in amino acids) of exons, nucleotide position for the introns, and protein sequence... 

Blood Group (abbreviation) Locus Name Protein... 

This modified PASTA file now has the gi number (see below and Chapter 2), the GenBank accession number, the LOCUS name, and the DEPINITION line from the GenBank record. The record was passed from the underlying ASN.l record (see Appendix 3.2), which NCBI uses to actually store and maintain all its data. 

The first and the second columns list the locus name and the gene ID for the gene of interest, followed by brief homology information in the third column. Cells and tissues expressing each gene are listed in the fourth column. In the fifth column, nonitalic alphanumeric strain names are available from the CGC (Caenorhabditis Genetics Center, Minneapolis, MN), whereas lowercase italic strains may be available fi om the researchers directly. Reference information is listed in the final column... 

A site of a gene on a chromosome, i.e. site on a DNA molecule is called the locus and a variant at a particular locus namely a DNA sequence variant at the particular locus of interest, is termed an allele. What we observe, namely the complete set of observable inherited characteristics of an organism, is known as the phenotype, while what we obtain, namely the genetic constitution, which is the particular set of alleles inherited by the organism as a whole, is known as the genotype. Haplo-type then refers to the actnal pattern of alleles on one chromosome, i.e. on a single DNA molecnle. 

Puff formation starts morphologically with the formation of a pale zone in the chromosome and disappearance of the precise outlines of the transverse strips and discs. The disc outlines then disappear and the chromosome starts to thicken in this area. There is a wide gradation of puffs in size from those in which all that can be seen is a pale zone, through small puffs to very large ones (Balbiani s rings). Large puffs contain masses of products synthesized at that particular locus, namely RNA and protein, and these can easily be detected by specific chromosomal staining methods. Several models have been produced to illustrate the structure of puff formation, and one of them is illustrated in Fig. 55. 

The following section will address six personality traits that may affect human reliability, namely, motivation, risk taking, risk homeostasis, locus of control, emotional control, and type "A" versus type "B" personality. 

In E. coli cells, DNA replication starts at a specific site called oriC. The oriC locus contains only 245 base pairs. Similar sequences are responsible for initiating the synthesis of plasmid and bacteriophage DNA. The oriC nucleotide sequence binds several units of the tetrameric form of the dnaA protein. This protein is named for the gene that encodes it. The dnaB and dnaC proteins then bind to the complex. As a result of binding these proteins, a portion of the helical DNA is unwound. This forces the rest of the DNA into a left-handed double helix that wraps around the proteins to give a structure... 

Consider a flow visualization study in which a small patch of dye is injected instantaneously into the flowing fluid. This will tag an element of the fluid and, by following the course of the dye, the path of the tagged element of fluid is observed. If, however, the dye is introduced continuously, a streakline will be observed. A streakline is the locus of all particles that have passed through a specified fixed point, namely the point at which the dye is injected. 

Mice Locus From/to TSS Orientation Chromo- some Hits in RTCGD /IDDb Name, (proposed) function Class... 

The principal deficiency of source-based nomenclature is that the chemical structure of the monomeric unit in a polymer is not identical with that of the monomer, e.g., -CHX-CH2- versus CHX=CH2. The structure of the constitutional repeating unit (CRU) may also not be clearly identified in this scheme for example, the name polyacrylaldehyde does not indicate whether (i) the vinyl group or (ii) the aldehyde group was the locus of polymerization. 

The phase diagram also illustrates why some substances which melt at normal pressure, will sublime at a lower pressure the line p = Pa intersects at Tg the locus OR of the points defining the solid-vapour equilibrium, i.e. at the pressure pj, the substance will sublime at the temperature T. Sometimes the opposite behaviour is observed, namely that a substance which sublimes at normal pressure will melt in a vacuum system under its own vapour pressure This is a non-equilibrium phenomenon and occurs if the substance is heated so rapidly that its vapour pressure rises above that of the triple point this happens quite frequently with aluminium bromide and with iodine. 

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