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Category: SOTerm
Type Details Score
SO Term
Description: A variant that has been found to be associated with disease.
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Description: A variant that has been found to cause disease.
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Description: A sequence variant where the mutated gene product does not allow for one or more basic functions necessary for survival.
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Description: A variant within a gene that contributes to a quantitative trait such as height or weight.
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Description: A variant in the genetic material inherited from the mother.
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Description: A variant in the genetic material inherited from the father.
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Description: A variant that has arisen after splitting of the embryo, resulting in the variant being found in only some of the tissues or cells of the body.
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Description: A variant present in the embryo that is carried by every cell in the body.
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Description: A variant that is found only by individuals that belong to the same pedigree.
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Description: A variant found within only speficic populations.
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Description: A variant arising in the offspring that is not found in either of the parents.
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Description: A sequence variant located within a transcription factor binding site.
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Description: A structural sequence alteration or rearrangement encompassing one or more genome fragments, with 4 or more breakpoints.
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Description: A functional variant whereby the sequence alteration causes a loss of function of one allele of a gene.
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Description: A sequence variant that causes a change at the 5th base pair after the start of the intron in the orientation of the transcript.
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Description: An U-box is a conserved T-rich region upstream of a retroviral polypurine tract that is involved in PPT primer creation during reverse transcription.
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Description: A specialized region in the genomes of some yeast and fungi, the genes of which regulate mating type.
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Description: A sequence variant that changes non-coding exon sequence in a non-coding transcript.
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Description: A read from an end of the clone sequence.
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Description: A regional centromere is a large modular centromere found in fission yeast and higher eukaryotes. It consist of a central core region flanked by inverted inner and outer repeat regions.
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Description: A conserved region within the central region of a modular centromere, where the kinetochore is formed.
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Description: A repeat region found within the modular centromere.
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Description: The inner inverted repeat region of a modular centromere and part of the central core surrounding a non-conserved central region. This region is adjacent to the central core, on each chromosome arm.
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Description: The heterochromatic outer repeat region of a modular centromere. These repeats exist in tandem arrays on both chromosome arms.
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Description: The sequence of a 21 nucleotide double stranded, polyadenylated non coding RNA, transcribed from the TAS gene.
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Description: A primary transcript encoding a tasiRNA.
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Description: A transcript processing variant whereby polyadenylation of the encoded transcript is increased with respect to the reference.
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Description: A transcript processing variant whereby polyadenylation of the encoded transcript is decreased with respect to the reference.
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Description: A conserved polypeptide motif that mediates protein-protein interaction and defines adaptor proteins for DDB1/cullin 4 ubiquitin ligases.
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Description: A conserved motif is a short (up to 20 amino acids) region of biological interest that is conserved in different proteins. They may or may not have functional or structural significance within the proteins in which they are found.
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Description: A conserved polypeptide motif that can be recognized by both Fizzy/Cdc20- and FZR/Cdh1-activated anaphase-promoting complex/cyclosome (APC/C) and targets a protein for ubiquitination and subsequent degradation by the APC/C. The consensus sequence is RXXLXXXXN.
SO Term
Description: A C-terminal tetrapeptide motif that mediates retention of a protein in (or retrieval to) the endoplasmic reticulum. In mammals the sequence is KDEL, and in fungi HDEL or DDEL.
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Description: A conserved polypeptide motif that can be recognized by FZR/Cdh1-activated anaphase-promoting complex/cyclosome (APC/C) and targets a protein for ubiquitination and subsequent degradation by the APC/C. The consensus sequence is KENXXXN.
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Description: A polypeptide region that targets a polypeptide to the mitochondrion.
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Description: A signal sequence that is not cleaved from the polypeptide. Anchors a Type II membrane protein to the membrane.
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Description: A polypeptide region that mediates binding to PCNA. The consensus sequence is QXX(hh)XX(aa), where (h) denotes residues with moderately hydrophobic side chains and (a) denotes residues with highly hydrophobic aromatic side chains.
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Description: A post-translationally modified region in which residues of the protein are modified by phosphorylation.
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Description: A region that traverses the lipid bilayer and adopts a helical secondary structure.
SO Term
Description: A polypeptide region that targets a polypeptide to the vacuole.
SO Term
Description: An attribute of a coding genomic variant.
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Description: A variant that does not lead to any change in the amino acid sequence.
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Description: A variant that leads to the change of an amino acid within the protein.
SO Term
Description: An attribute describing a sequence that contains a mutation involving the deletion or insertion of one or more bases, where this number is divisible by 3.
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Description: A coding sequence variant where the change does not alter the frame of the transcript.
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Description: An inframe non synonymous variant that inserts bases into in the coding sequence.
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Description: A sequence variant that causes the extension of a genomic feature from within the feature rather than from the terminus of the feature, with regard to the reference sequence.
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Description: An inframe non synonymous variant that deletes bases from the coding sequence.
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Description: An inframe increase in cds length that inserts one or more codons into the coding sequence between existing codons.
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Description: An inframe increase in cds length that inserts one or more codons into the coding sequence within an existing codon.
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Description: An inframe decrease in cds length that deletes one or more entire codons from the coding sequence but does not change any remaining codons.
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Description: An inframe decrease in cds length that deletes bases from the coding sequence starting within an existing codon.
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Description: A sequencer read of an mRNA substrate.
SO Term
Description: A sequencer read of a genomic DNA substrate.
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Description: A contig composed of mRNA_reads.
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Description: A PCR product obtained by applying the AFLP technique, based on a restriction enzyme digestion of genomic DNA and an amplification of the resulting fragments.
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Description: A match to a protein HMM such as pfam.
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Description: A region of immunoglobulin sequence, either constant or variable.
SO Term
Description: The variable region of an immunoglobulin polypeptide sequence.
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Description: The constant region of an immunoglobulin polypeptide sequence.
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Description: Extra nucleotides inserted between rearranged immunoglobulin segments.
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Description: The switch region of immunoglobulin heavy chains; it is involved in the rearrangement of heavy chain DNA leading to the expression of a different immunoglobulin classes from the same B-cell.
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Description: A kind of insertion where the inserted sequence is a mobile element.
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Description: An insertion the sequence of which cannot be mapped to the reference genome.
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Description: A promoter element with consensus sequence GTGRGAA, bound by CSL (CBF1/RBP-JK/Suppressor of Hairless/LAG-1) transcription factors.
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Description: A GATA transcription factor element containing the consensus sequence WGATAR (in which W indicates A/T and R indicates A/G).
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Description: A pseudogene in the reference genome, though known to be intact in the genomes of other individuals of the same species. The annotation process has confirmed that the pseudogenisation event is not a genomic sequencing error.
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Description: A promoter element with consensus sequence TGACTCA, bound by AP-1 and related transcription factors.
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Description: MERGED DEFINITION: TARGET DEFINITION: A promoter element with consensus sequence TGACGTCA; bound by the ATF/CREB family of transcription factors. -------------------- SOURCE DEFINITION: A promoter element that contains a core sequence TGACGT, bound by a protein complex that regulates transcription of genes encoding PKA pathway components.
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Description: A promoter element bound by copper ion-sensing transcription factors such as S. cerevisiae Mac1p or S. pombe Cuf1; the consensus sequence is HTHNNGCTGD (more specifically TTTGCKCR in budding yeast).
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Description: A promoter element with consensus sequence CGWGGWNGMM, bound by transcription factors related to RecA and found in promoters of genes expressed following several types of DNA damage or inhibition of DNA synthesis.
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Description: A promoter element that has consensus sequence GTAAACAAACAAAM and contains a heptameric core GTAAACA, bound by transcription factors with a forkhead DNA-binding domain.
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Description: A promoter element with consensus sequence TTTRTTTACA, bound by transcription factors with a forkhead DNA-binding domain.
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Description: A core promoter element that has the consensus sequence CAGTCACA (or its inverted form TGTGACTG), and plays the role of a TATA box in promoters that do not contain a canonical TATA sequence.
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Description: A core promoter element that has the consensus sequence ACCCTACCCT (or its inverted form AGGGTAGGGT), and is found near the homol D box in some promoters that use a homol D box instead of a canonical TATA sequence.
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Description: A promoter element that consists of at least three copies of the pentanucleotide NGAAN, bound by the heat shock transcription factor HSF.
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Description: A GATA promoter element with consensus sequence WGATAA, found in promoters of genes repressed in the presence of iron.
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Description: A promoter element with consensus sequence ACAAT, found in promoters of mating type M-specific genes in fission yeast and bound by the transcription factor Mat1-Mc.
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Description: A non-palindromic sequence found in the promoters of genes whose expression is regulated in response to androgen.
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Description: A smFISH is a probe that binds RNA in a single molecule in situ hybridization experiment.
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Description: A promoter element with consensus sequence ACGCGT, bound by the transcription factor complex MBF (MCB-binding factor) and found in promoters of genes expressed during the G1/S transition of the cell cycle.
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Description: A promoter element with consensus sequence CCAAT, bound by a protein complex that represses transcription in response to low iron levels.
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Description: A promoter element with consensus sequence CCAGCC, bound by the fungal transcription factor Ace2.
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Description: A promoter element with consensus sequence TTCTTTGTTY, bound an HMG-box transcription factor such as S. pombe Ste11, and found in promoters of genes up-regulated early in meiosis.
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Description: A promoter element with consensus sequence CCCCTC, bound by the PKA-responsive zinc finger transcription factor Rst2.
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Description: A DNA motif that contains a core consensus sequence AGGTAAGGGTAATGCAC, is found in the intergenic regions of rDNA repeats, and is bound by an RNA polymerase I transcription termination factor (e.g. S. pombe Reb1). The S. pombe telomeric repeat consensus is TTAC(0-1)A(0-1)G(1-8).
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Description: A 10-bp promoter element bound by sterol regulatory element binding proteins (SREBPs), found in promoters of genes involved in sterol metabolism. Many variants of the sequence ATCACCCCAC function as SREs.
SO Term
Description: A dinucleotide repeat region composed of GT repeating elements.
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Description: A trinucleotide repeat region composed of GTT repeating elements.
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Description: A DNA motif to which the S. pombe Sap1 protein binds. The consensus sequence is 5'-TARGCAGNTNYAACGMG-3'; it is found at the mating type locus, where it is important for mating type switching, and at replication fork barriers in rDNA repeats.
SO Term
Description: An RNA polymerase II promoter element found in the promoters of genes regulated by calcineurin. The consensus sequence is GNGGCKCA.
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Description: A contig of BAC reads.
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Description: A gene suspected of being involved in the expression of a trait.
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Description: A candidate gene whose association with a trait is based on the gene's location on a chromosome.
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Description: A candidate gene whose function has something in common biologically with the trait under investigation.
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Description: A short ncRNA that is transcribed from an enhancer. May have a regulatory function.
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Description: A promoter element with consensus sequence GNAACR, bound by the transcription factor complex PBF (PCB-binding factor) and found in promoters of genes expressed during the M/G1 transition of the cell cycle.
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Description: A region of a chromosome, where the chromosome has undergone a large structural rearrangement that altered the genome organization. There is no longer synteny to the reference genome.
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Description: A rearrangement breakpoint between two different chromosomes.
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Description: A rearrangement breakpoint within the same chromosome.
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Description: A supercontig that is not been assigned to any ultracontig during a genome assembly project.
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