Enter nucleotide sequence.
Assembly information is also needed for the case of TPA
You can paste or upload nucleotide sequence consists of multi-FASTA format.
Double slash(//) is not needed for separate the entries. Of course, you can include double slash (//) as a separation mark of the entries.(e.g.1 & e.g.2)
This system automatically insert double slash (//) between entries when the nucleotide sequence that contains no double slash (//) is entered.
Entry name is required to be described in less than 24 letters of characters which do not contain [space], "
[double-quote], ? [question], \, [back-slash].
Entry names must be unique in one submission.
If the same entry name are contained in the submission, you must correct the entry name to avoid an error.
The sequence must consists of a, c, g, t, m, r, w, s, y, k, v, h, d, b, or n.
Spaces, numeric characters within the nucleotide sequence are automatically removed.
Upper cases of the nucleotide residue id automatically converted into lower cases.
e.g.1 >CLN01 ggacaggctgccgcaggagccaggccgggagcaggtggtggaagacagacctgtaggtgg aagaggcttcgggggagccggagaactgggccagaccccacaggtgcaggctgccctgtc tgcgcttcagtcgtgggcgaagcctgaggaaaaagagagagaggctcaaggaagagagga tgaggcaggagaatcgcttgaaccccggaggcggaggttgcagtgagccgagattacgcc accgcactccagcctgggcgacagagtgagactccatctcaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa >CLN02 ctcacacagatgctgcgcacaccagtggttgtaacaatgccgtttgcctccttcaggtct gaagcctgaggtgcgctcgtggtcagtgaagagggcaaaaagagagagaggctcaaagga tgcgcttcagtcgtgggcgaagcctgaggaaaaagagagagaggctcaaggaagagagga tagtcattcatataaatttgaacacacctgctgtgcctagacaagtgtctttctgtaaga gctgtaactctgagatgtgctaaataaaccctctttctcaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
e.g.2 >CLN01 ggacaggctgccgcaggagccaggccgggagcaggtggtggaagacagacctgtaggtgg aagaggcttcgggggagccggagaactgggccagaccccacaggtgcaggctgccctgtc tgcgcttcagtcgtgggcgaagcctgaggaaaaagagagagaggctcaaggaagagagga tgaggcaggagaatcgcttgaaccccggaggcggaggttgcagtgagccgagattacgcc accgcactccagcctgggcgacagagtgagactccatctcaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa // >CLN02 ctcacacagatgctgcgcacaccagtggttgtaacaatgccgtttgcctccttcaggtct gaagcctgaggtgcgctcgtggtcagtgaagagggcaaaaagagagagaggctcaaagga tgcgcttcagtcgtgggcgaagcctgaggaaaaagagagagaggctcaaggaagagagga tagtcattcatataaatttgaacacacctgctgtgcctagacaagtgtctttctgtaaga gctgtaactctgagatgtgctaaataaaccctctttctcaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa //
You can download the assembly sample from here (tab-deliminated text format).
As for Entry name FA01;
TPA sequence:1-552 corresponds to ZZ000001.1:54872-55422
TPA sequence:553-705 corresponds to ZZ000002.5:1-153
As for Entry name BM123;
TPA sequence:1-438 corresponds to ZZ000010.1 :1-438
TPA sequence:377-695 corresponds to ZZ000011.1:complement(1-320)
TPA sequence:411-790 corresponds to ZZ000021.12:1-398
TPA sequence:790-1191 corresponds to ZZ000022.0 :1-401
Their correspondence is subject to the rule, "The sequence alignment rule between TPA and primary entries".
[tab or space]TPA_SPAN[tab or space]PRIMARY_IDENTIFIER[tab or space]PRIMARY_SPAN[tab or space]COMPLEMENT
X..Y or X-Y (X and Y are numeric, X<Y)
Location on TPA sequence is described.
e.g.
100..2000
100-2000
accession number.version
Accession number with version of primary entry is described. Please use 0 for the version number if primary entry is not released.
e.g.
AB123456.1
AB987654.0
X..Y or X-Y (X and Y are numeric, X<Y)
The region from primary entry, which was used for construct TPA sequence, is described. The region must match to the TPA_SPAN.
Please see "The sequence alignment rule between TPA and primary entries"
null or c
Enter "c" when complementary region is used from primary entry.