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Category: SOTerm
Type Details Score
SO Term
Description: The DNA region of a group of adjacent genes whose transcription is coordinated onĀ one or several mutually overlapping transcription units transcribed in the same direction and sharing at least one gene.
SO Term
Description: The start of the clone insert.
SO Term
Description: A transposable element that is incorporated into a chromosome by a mechanism that requires reverse transcriptase.
SO Term
Description: A match against a translated sequence.
SO Term
Description: A transposon where the mechanism of transposition is via a DNA intermediate.
SO Term
Description: A region of the gene which is not transcribed.
SO Term
Description: An intron which is spliced by the spliceosome.
SO Term
Description: A major type of spliceosomal intron spliced by the U2 spliceosome, that includes U1, U2, U4/U6 and U5 snRNAs.
SO Term
Description: A region of a primary transcript that is transcribed, but removed from within the transcript by splicing together the sequences (exons) on either side of it.
SO Term
Description: A retrotransposon flanked by long terminal repeat sequences.
SO Term
Description: A retrotransposon without long terminal repeat sequences.
SO Term
Description: An intron that is the most 5-prime in a given transcript.
SO Term
Description: An intron that is not the most 3-prime or the most 5-prime in a given transcript.
SO Term
Description: An intron that is the most 3-prime in a given transcript.
SO Term
Description: A region of polynucleotide sequence produced by digestion with a restriction endonuclease.
SO Term
Description: A DNA fragment used as a reagent to detect the polymorphic genomic loci by hybridizing against the genomic DNA digested with a given restriction enzyme.
SO Term
Description: A dispersed repeat family with many copies, each from 1 to 6 kb long. New elements are generated by retroposition of a transcribed copy. Typically the LINE contains 2 ORF's one of which is reverse transcriptase, and 3'and 5' direct repeats.
SO Term
Description: The 5' most coding exon.
SO Term
Description: The sequence of the five_prime_coding_exon that codes for protein.
SO Term
Description: The region of an exon that encodes for protein sequence.
SO Term
Description: A region of an exon.
SO Term
Description: The coding exon that is most 3-prime on a given transcript.
SO Term
Description: The sequence of the three_prime_coding_exon that codes for protein.
SO Term
Description: An exon that does not contain any codons.
SO Term
Description: An exon that is bounded by 5' and 3' splice sites.
SO Term
Description: A repetitive element, a few hundred base pairs long, that is dispersed throughout the genome. A common human SINE is the Alu element.
SO Term
Description: A kind of kind of sequence alteration where the copies of a region present varies across a population.
SO Term
Description: SSLP are a kind of sequence alteration where the number of repeated sequences in intergenic regions may differ.
SO Term
Description: A DNA transposable element defined as having termini with perfect, or nearly perfect short inverted repeats, generally 10 - 40 nucleotides long.
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding a ribosomal RNA.
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding a transfer RNA (SO:0000253).
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding alanyl tRNA.
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding arginyl tRNA (SO:0000255).
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding asparaginyl tRNA (SO:0000256).
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding aspartyl tRNA (SO:0000257).
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding cysteinyl tRNA (SO:0000258).
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding glutaminyl tRNA (SO:0000260).
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding glutamyl tRNA (SO:0000260).
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding glycyl tRNA (SO:0000263).
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding histidyl tRNA (SO:0000262).
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding isoleucyl tRNA (SO:0000263).
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding leucyl tRNA (SO:0000264).
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding lysyl tRNA (SO:0000265).
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding methionyl tRNA (SO:0000266).
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding phenylalanyl tRNA (SO:0000267).
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding prolyl tRNA (SO:0000268).
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding seryl tRNA (SO:000269).
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding threonyl tRNA (SO:000270).
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding tryptophanyl tRNA (SO:000271).
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding tyrosyl tRNA (SO:000272).
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding valyl tRNA (SO:000273).
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding a small nuclear RNA (SO:0000274).
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding one or more small nucleolar RNAs (SO:0000275).
SO Term
Description: A nucleic acid sequence that when read as sequential triplets, has the potential of encoding a sequential string of amino acids. It need not contain the start or stop codon.
SO Term
Description: The in-frame interval between the stop codons of a reading frame which when read as sequential triplets, has the potential of encoding a sequential string of amino acids. TER(NNN)nTER.
SO Term
Description: A transposable element with extensive secondary structure, characterized by large modular imperfect long inverted repeats.
SO Term
Description: A DNA region within which self-interaction occurs more often than expected by chance because of DNA-looping.
SO Term
Description: The sequences extending on either side of a specific region.
SO Term
Description: A UTR bordered by the terminal and initial codons of two CDSs in a polycistronic transcript. Every UTR is either 5', 3' or internal.
SO Term
Description: The untranslated sequence separating the 'cistrons' of multicistronic mRNA.
SO Term
Description: Sequence element that recruits a ribosomal subunit to internal mRNA for translation initiation.
SO Term
Description: A attribute describing the addition of a poly A tail to the 3' end of a mRNA molecule.
SO Term
Description: A post_transcriptionally modified base.
SO Term
Description: A non-coding RNA less than 200 nucleotides in length.
SO Term
Description: A tRNA sequence that has an alanine anticodon, and a 3' alanine binding region.
SO Term
Description: A primary transcript encoding a small ribosomal subunit RNA.
SO Term
Description: A tRNA sequence that has an asparagine anticodon, and a 3' asparagine binding region.
SO Term
Description: A tRNA sequence that has an aspartic acid anticodon, and a 3' aspartic acid binding region.
SO Term
Description: A tRNA sequence that has a cysteine anticodon, and a 3' cysteine binding region.
SO Term
Description: A tRNA sequence that has a glutamine anticodon, and a 3' glutamine binding region.
SO Term
Description: A tRNA sequence that has a glutamic acid anticodon, and a 3' glutamic acid binding region.
SO Term
Description: A tRNA sequence that has a glycine anticodon, and a 3' glycine binding region.
SO Term
Description: A tRNA sequence that has a histidine anticodon, and a 3' histidine binding region.
SO Term
Description: A tRNA sequence that has an isoleucine anticodon, and a 3' isoleucine binding region.
SO Term
Description: A tRNA sequence that has a leucine anticodon, and a 3' leucine binding region.
SO Term
Description: A tRNA sequence that has a lysine anticodon, and a 3' lysine binding region.
SO Term
Description: A tRNA sequence that has a methionine anticodon, and a 3' methionine binding region.
SO Term
Description: A tRNA sequence that has a phenylalanine anticodon, and a 3' phenylalanine binding region.
SO Term
Description: A tRNA sequence that has a proline anticodon, and a 3' proline binding region.
SO Term
Description: A tRNA sequence that has a serine anticodon, and a 3' serine binding region.
SO Term
Description: A tRNA sequence that has a threonine anticodon, and a 3' threonine binding region.
SO Term
Description: A tRNA sequence that has a tryptophan anticodon, and a 3' tryptophan binding region.
SO Term
Description: A tRNA sequence that has a tyrosine anticodon, and a 3' tyrosine binding region.
SO Term
Description: A tRNA sequence that has a valine anticodon, and a 3' valine binding region.
SO Term
Description: A non-coding RNA less than 200 nucleotides long, usually with a specific secondary structure, that acts to regulate gene expression. These include short ncRNAs such as piRNA, miRNA and siRNAs (among others).
SO Term
Description: The 60-70 nucleotide region remain after Drosha processing of the primary transcript, that folds back upon itself to form a hairpin structure.
SO Term
Description: A part of an miRNA primary_transcript.
SO Term
Description: A transcript that is bound by a nucleic acid.
SO Term
Description: An attribute describing a sequence that is bound by a nucleic acid.
SO Term
Description: An attribute describing a sequence that is bound by a protein.
SO Term
Description: A transcript that is bound by a protein.
SO Term
Description: A region that is engineered.
SO Term
Description: A gene that is engineered.
SO Term
Description: An attribute to describe a region that was modified in vitro.
SO Term
Description: A gene that is engineered and foreign.
SO Term
Description: A region that is engineered and foreign.
SO Term
Description: A gene that is foreign.
SO Term
Description: An attribute to describe a region from another species.
SO Term
Description: An mRNA with a minus 1 frameshift.
SO Term
Description: A frameshift caused by deleting one base.
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