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Category: SOTerm
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SO Term
Description: A transposable_element that is engineered and foreign.
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Description: A sequence directly repeated at both ends of a defined sequence, of the sort typically found in retroviruses.
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Description: A gene that is a fusion.
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Description: When two regions of DNA are joined together that are not normally together.
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Description: A fusion gene that is engineered.
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Description: A repeat_region containing repeat_units of 2 to 10 bp repeated in tandem.
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Description: A region of a repeating dinucleotide sequence (two bases).
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Description: A region of a repeating trinucleotide sequence (three bases).
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Description: A repetitive element that is engineered and foreign.
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Description: The sequence is complementarily repeated on the opposite strand. It is a palindrome, and it may, or may not be hyphenated. Examples: GCTGATCAGC, or GCTGA-----TCAGC.
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Description: A type of spliceosomal intron spliced by the U12 spliceosome, that includes U11, U12, U4atac/U6atac and U5 snRNAs.
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Description: A region of nucleic acid from which replication initiates; includes sequences that are recognized by replication proteins, the site from which the first separation of complementary strands occurs, and specific replication start sites.
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Description: Displacement loop; a region within mitochondrial DNA in which a short stretch of RNA is paired with one strand of DNA, displacing the original partner DNA strand in this region; also used to describe the displacement of a region of one strand of duplex DNA by a single stranded invader in the reaction catalyzed by RecA protein.
SO Term
Description: A feature where there has been exchange of genetic material in the event of mitosis or meiosis
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Description: A feature where a segment of DNA has been rearranged from what it was in the parent cell.
SO Term
Description: A location where recombination or occurs during mitosis or meiosis.
SO Term
Description: A location where a gene is rearranged due to recombination during mitosis or meiosis.
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Description: A feature where recombination has occurred for the purpose of generating a diversity in the immune system.
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Description: Feature used for the recombination of genomic material for the purpose of generating diversity of the immune system.
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Description: Recombination signal including J-heptamer, J-spacer and J-nonamer in 5' of J-region of a J-gene or J-sequence.
SO Term
Description: Part of the primary transcript that is clipped off during processing.
SO Term
Description: Regions of a few hundred to a few thousand bases in vertebrate genomes that are relatively GC and CpG rich; they are typically unmethylated and often found near the 5' ends of genes.
SO Term
Description: An attribute to describe a feature that has been proven.
SO Term
Description: Attribute to describe a feature that has been experimentally verified.
SO Term
Description: An attribute describing the status of a feature, based on the available evidence.
SO Term
Description: A double-helical region of nucleic acid formed by base-pairing between adjacent (inverted) complementary sequences.
SO Term
Description: A repeat where the same sequence is repeated in the same direction. Example: GCTGA-followed by-GCTGA.
SO Term
Description: The first base where RNA polymerase begins to synthesize the RNA transcript.
SO Term
Description: DNA synthesized by reverse transcriptase using RNA as a template.
SO Term
Description: Complementary DNA; A piece of DNA copied from an mRNA and spliced into a vector for propagation in a suitable host.
SO Term
Description: First codon to be translated by a ribosome.
SO Term
Description: In mRNA, a set of three nucleotides that indicates the end of information for protein synthesis.
SO Term
Description: A region within an intron.
SO Term
Description: Sequences within the intron that modulate splice site selection for some introns.
SO Term
Description: Region of a transcript that regulates splicing.
SO Term
Description: A regulatory_region that modulates splicing.
SO Term
Description: A frameshift caused by inserting one base.
SO Term
Description: An mRNA with a plus 1 frameshift.
SO Term
Description: A region of DNA that is depleted of nucleosomes and accessible to DNA-binding proteins including transcription factors and nucleases.
SO Term
Description: A region of nucleotide sequence targeted by a nuclease enzyme that is found cleaved more than would be expected by chance.
SO Term
Description: A region of nucleotide sequence targeted by a nuclease enzyme.
SO Term
Description: The first base to be translated into protein.
SO Term
Description: A nucleotide sequence that may be used to identify a larger sequence.
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding a large ribosomal subunit RNA.
SO Term
Description: A short diagnostic sequence tag, serial analysis of gene expression (SAGE), that allows the quantitative and simultaneous analysis of a large number of transcripts.
SO Term
Description: The last base to be translated into protein. It does not include the stop codon.
SO Term
Description: A DNA sequence used experimentally to detect the presence or absence of a complementary nucleic acid.
SO Term
Description: A frameshift caused by inserting two bases.
SO Term
Description: An mRNA with a plus 2 frameshift.
SO Term
Description: Region of sequence similarity by descent from a common ancestor.
SO Term
Description: Short (typically a few hundred base pairs) DNA sequence that has a single occurrence in a genome and whose location and base sequence are known.
SO Term
Description: Coding region of sequence similarity by descent from a common ancestor.
SO Term
Description: The boundary between two exons in a processed transcript.
SO Term
Description: Non-coding region of sequence similarity by descent from a common ancestor.
SO Term
Description: A mRNA with a minus 2 frameshift.
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Description: A frameshift caused by deleting two bases.
SO Term
Description: A double stranded oligonucleotide.
SO Term
Description: A double stranded RNA duplex, at least 20bp long, used experimentally to inhibit gene function by RNA interference.
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Description: A highly repetitive and short (100-500 base pair) transposable element with terminal inverted repeats (TIR) and target site duplication (TSD). MITEs do not encode proteins.
SO Term
Description: A region in a genome which promotes recombination.
SO Term
Description: A cytologically distinguishable feature of a chromosome, often made visible by staining, and usually alternating light and dark.
SO Term
Description: A region specifically recognised by a recombinase where recombination can occur during mitosis or meiosis.
SO Term
Description: A tag produced from a single sequencing read from a cDNA clone or PCR product; typically a few hundred base pairs long.
SO Term
Description: A region specifically recognized by a recombinase, which separates a physically contiguous circle of DNA into two physically separate circles.
SO Term
Description: Cre-Recombination target sequence.
SO Term
Description: A match against a protein sequence.
SO Term
Description: A region specifically recognised by a recombinase, which inverts the region flanked by a pair of sites.
SO Term
Description: An inversion site found on the Saccharomyces cerevisiae 2 micron plasmid.
SO Term
Description: An attribute to decide a sequence of nucleotides, nucleotide analogs, or amino acids that has been designed by an experimenter and which may, or may not, correspond with any natural sequence.
SO Term
Description: A region of intronic nucleotide sequence targeted by a nuclease enzyme.
SO Term
Description: A region of the genome which is co-inherited as the result of the lack of historic recombination within it.
SO Term
Description: An attribute describing a sequence consisting of nucleobases bound to a repeating unit made of a D-ribose ring connected to a phosphate backbone.
SO Term
Description: An attribute describing a region that is bounded either side by a particular kind of region.
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Description: An attribute describing sequence that is flanked by Lox-P sites.
SO Term
Description: An attribute to describe sequence that is flanked by the FLP recombinase recognition site, FRT.
SO Term
Description: An attribute describing a feature that is invalidated.
SO Term
Description: A cDNA clone constructed from more than one mRNA. Usually an experimental artifact.
SO Term
Description: A transgene that is floxed.
SO Term
Description: A transgene is a gene that has been transferred naturally or by any of a number of genetic engineering techniques from one organism to another.
SO Term
Description: Attribute describing sequence that has been integrated with foreign sequence.
SO Term
Description: The region of sequence surrounding a transposable element.
SO Term
Description: A region encoding an integrase which acts at a site adjacent to it (attI_site) to insert DNA which must include but is not limited to an attC_site.
SO Term
Description: The junction where an insertion occurred.
SO Term
Description: A region specifically recognised by a recombinase, which inserts or removes another region marked by a distinct cognate integration/excision site.
SO Term
Description: A region within an integron, adjacent to an integrase, at which site specific recombination involving an attC_site takes place.
SO Term
Description: The junction in a genome where a transposable_element has inserted.
SO Term
Description: A transposon that encodes function required for conjugation.
SO Term
Description: An attribute describing the sequence of a transcript that has catalytic activity with or without an associated ribonucleoprotein.
SO Term
Description: An RNA sequence that has catalytic activity with or without an associated ribonucleoprotein.
SO Term
Description: A gene that is recombinationally rearranged.
SO Term
Description: A recombinationally rearranged gene by inversion.
SO Term
Description: A continuous nucleotide sequence is inverted in the same position.
SO Term
Description: A gene that is recombinationally rearranged.
SO Term
Description: An RNA with catalytic activity.
SO Term
Description: An attribute describing the sequence of a transcript that has catalytic activity even without an associated ribonucleoprotein.
SO Term
Description: Cytosolic LSU rRNA is an RNA component of the large subunit of cytosolic ribosomes.
SO Term
Description: Cytosolic 5.8S rRNA is an RNA component of the large subunit of cytosolic ribosomes in eukaryotes.
SO Term
Description: Cytosolic rRNA is an RNA component of the small or large subunits of cytosolic ribosomes.
SO Term
Description: A small (184-nt in E. coli) RNA that forms a hairpin type structure. 6S RNA associates with RNA polymerase in a highly specific manner. 6S RNA represses expression from a sigma70-dependent promoter during stationary phase.
SO Term
Description: An enterobacterial RNA that binds the CsrA protein. The CsrB RNAs contain a conserved motif CAGGXXG that is found in up to 18 copies and has been suggested to bind CsrA. The Csr regulatory system has a strong negative regulatory effect on glycogen biosynthesis, glyconeogenesis and glycogen catabolism and a positive regulatory effect on glycolysis. In other bacteria such as Erwinia caratovara the RsmA protein has been shown to regulate the production of virulence determinants, such extracellular enzymes. RsmA binds to RsmB regulatory RNA which is also a member of this family.
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