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* That's it, you have your first [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FASTA FASTA] sequence for a nucleotide of the E. Coli bacteria. You can store it in a text file or copy and paste it in a program or a Web form, depending on what you want to do with it. | * That's it, you have your first [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FASTA FASTA] sequence for a nucleotide of the E. Coli bacteria. You can store it in a text file or copy and paste it in a program or a Web form, depending on what you want to do with it. | ||
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| + | /translation="GIVLTTPIAISSFASTETLSFTPDNINADISLGTLSGKTKERVY | ||
| + | LAEEGGRKVSQLDWKFNNAAIIKGAINWDLMPQISIGAAGWTTLGSRGGNMVDRDWMD | ||
| + | SSNPGTWTDESRHPDTQLNYANEFDLNIRGWLPNEPNYRLGLMAGYQESRYSFTARGG | ||
| + | SYIYSSEEGFRDDIGSFPNGERAIGYKQRFKMPYIGLTGSYRYEDFELGGTFKYSGWV | ||
| + | EAFDNDEHYDPGKRITYRSKVKDQNYYSVAVNAGYYVTPNAKVYIEGAWNRVTNKKGD | ||
| + | TSLYDHNDNTSDYSKNGAGIENYNFITTAG" | ||
==References/Misc. Links== | ==References/Misc. Links== | ||
| + | * Check out the [http://www.nlm.nih.gov/bsd/disted/pubmed.html PubMed Tutorials] on the NCBI main page to train yourself in using the databases | ||
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| + | * The [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/bv.fcgi?rid=helppubmed.chapter.pubmedhelp PubMed Help Section] is also a good source of information. Check it out! | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:11, 4 August 2008
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Contents
Retrieving a Nucleotide (DNA) sequence from the NCBI database
In this lab we retrieve a DNA sequence in FASTA format that we can use for various experiments.
Procedure
- Point your browser to www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
- Select Nucleotide from the drop-down menu, and enter escherichia coli in the search box.
- Click on the first link, in our case on AB426820, and select FASTA in the display box. You should get something like this (note that the first line may wraps around, and should not include a carriage return):
>gi|194306025|dbj|AB426820.1| Escherichia coli ompT mRNA for outer membrane protease T, partial cds, strain: JCM 5491 TGGGAATAGTCCTGACAACCCCTATTGCGATCAGCTCTTTTGCTTCTACCGAGACTTTATCGTTTACTCC TGACAACATAAATGCGGACATTAGTCTTGGAACTCTGAGCGGAAAAACAAAAGAGCGTGTTTATCTAGCC GAAGAAGGAGGCCGAAAGGTCAGTCAACTTGACTGGAAATTCAATAACGCTGCAATTATTAAAGGTGCAA TTAATTGGGATTTGATGCCCCAGATATCTATCGGGGCTGCTGGCTGGACAACTCTCGGTAGCCGAGGTGG CAATATGGTCGATCGGGACTGGATGGATTCCAGTAACCCCGGAACCTGGACGGATGAAAGTAGACACCCT GATACACAACTCAATTATGCCAACGAATTTGATCTGAATATCAGAGGCTGGCTCCCCAACGAACCCAATT ACCGCCTGGGACTCATGGCCGGATATCAGGAAAGCCGTTATAGCTTTACAGCCAGAGGGGGTTCCTATAT CTACAGTTCTGAGGAGGGATTCAGAGATGATATCGGCTCCTTCCCGAATGGAGAAAGAGCAATCGGCTAC AAACAACGTTTTAAAATGCCCTACATTGGCTTGACTGGAAGTTATCGTTATGAAGATTTTGAGCTAGGTG GTACATTTAAATACAGCGGCTGGGTGGAAGCATTTGATAACGATGAACACTATGACCCAGGAAAAAGAAT CACTTATCGCAGTAAAGTCAAAGACCAAAATTACTATTCTGTTGCAGTCAATGCAGGTTATTACGTAACG CCTAATGCAAAAGTTTATATTGAAGGCGCATGGAATCGGGTTACGAATAAAAAAGGTGATACTTCACTTT ATGATCACAATGATAACACTTCTGACTACAGCAAAAATGGTGCAGGCATAGAAAACTATAACTTCATCAC TACTGCTGGTC
- That's it, you have your first FASTA sequence for a nucleotide of the E. Coli bacteria. You can store it in a text file or copy and paste it in a program or a Web form, depending on what you want to do with it.
Getting the Protein translation
Take the same steps as above, but this time select GenBank as the display option, and look at the same AB426820 link. Note in the center of the display the Translation section, which shows the translation of the DNA sequence as a protein:
/translation="GIVLTTPIAISSFASTETLSFTPDNINADISLGTLSGKTKERVY
LAEEGGRKVSQLDWKFNNAAIIKGAINWDLMPQISIGAAGWTTLGSRGGNMVDRDWMD
SSNPGTWTDESRHPDTQLNYANEFDLNIRGWLPNEPNYRLGLMAGYQESRYSFTARGG
SYIYSSEEGFRDDIGSFPNGERAIGYKQRFKMPYIGLTGSYRYEDFELGGTFKYSGWV
EAFDNDEHYDPGKRITYRSKVKDQNYYSVAVNAGYYVTPNAKVYIEGAWNRVTNKKGD
TSLYDHNDNTSDYSKNGAGIENYNFITTAG"
References/Misc. Links
- Check out the PubMed Tutorials on the NCBI main page to train yourself in using the databases
- The PubMed Help Section is also a good source of information. Check it out!
Back to CSC334 Lab Page
© D. Thiebaut 2008
