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J-GLOBAL ID：201410026282650519
Research Resource code：NBDC00215
Update date：Jun. 17, 2013
TranspoGene: The influence of Transposed Elements (TEs) on the transcriptome of 7 species
TranspoGene: The influence of Transposed Elements (TEs) on the transcriptome of 7 species
Owning Organization：
Resource classification：
Data,Database
Tag (subject) (1)：
DNA
Tag (data type) (1)：
Sequence
Species (7)：
Homo sapiens (NCBI Taxonomy ID: 9606)
, Mus musculus (NCBI Taxonomy ID: 10090)
, Gallus gallus (NCBI Taxonomy ID: 9031)
, Danio rerio (NCBI Taxonomy ID: 7955)
, Drosophila melanogaster (NCBI Taxonomy ID: 7227)
, Caenorhabditis elegans (NCBI Taxonomy ID: 6239)
, Ciona intestinalis (NCBI Taxonomy ID: 7719)
Overview：
Transpogene is a database that focusses on how the transcriptome of 7 species are influenced by transposed elements (TEs).
It consists of a collection of TEs, which are located in the protein-coding genes of these organisms.
The genomes represented are human, mouse, chicken, Zebrafish, fruit fly, nematode and sea squirt, evidently stretching widely across the animal kingdom.
Examples of effects these TEs may have on their hosting genes include the creation of new exons, insertion of TEs into introns, exons, and promoters and involvement in the cause and development of diseases.
A search option is available where a keyword e.g. the Swissprot entry name or a number of other identifying codes can be entered and various criteria can be selected to narrow down the search results.
The Transpogene database is also downloadable in its entirety.
Source：
NBDC
Record maintainer：
Integbio Database Catalog
Record license：
Creative Commons CC0 license
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