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==Assignment==  
==Assignment==  
• What was the accession number of the sequence you chose?
• What was the accession number of the sequence you chose?
*AF089141
*AF089141 (number 6)
*AF089142 (Number 5)
*AF016767 (Number 4)
*AF016818 (Number 3)
• Which subject of the study was that HIV sequence from? Which section of
• Which subject of the study was that HIV sequence from? Which section of
the record contains information about who the HIV was collected from?
the record contains information about who the HIV was collected from?
*S3V5-10 Subject 3, Visit 5, 10th clone. Found under features and source
*S3V5-10 Subject 3, Visit 5, 10th clone. Found under features and source
*S3V6-1 (Number 5)
*subject 1 visit 1 (Number 4)
*subject 2, visit 4 (Number 3)
• Download several (4 to 6) sequences in FASTA format to your local hard drive
• Download several (4 to 6) sequences in FASTA format to your local hard drive
by selecting several at the same time in the summary view so they are saved
by selecting several at the same time in the summary view so they are saved

Revision as of 12:40, 9 February 2010

come up with a question to email about what you felt should be asked in this paper?


I began by loading up the Markham paper from PubMed then clicking on the nucleotides links. From there I could access GenBank. I noted that the links seemed to be invalid however I was able to access them through a different browser.

Assignment

• What was the accession number of the sequence you chose?

  • AF089141 (number 6)
  • AF089142 (Number 5)
  • AF016767 (Number 4)
  • AF016818 (Number 3)

• Which subject of the study was that HIV sequence from? Which section of the record contains information about who the HIV was collected from?

  • S3V5-10 Subject 3, Visit 5, 10th clone. Found under features and source
  • S3V6-1 (Number 5)
  • subject 1 visit 1 (Number 4)
  • subject 2, visit 4 (Number 3)

• Download several (4 to 6) sequences in FASTA format to your local hard drive by selecting several at the same time in the summary view so they are saved into a single text file. Be careful to remember where you put the file and what you name it so that you can find it later.

  • Completed

• Open the file that you saved with a word processor to confirm that you have the sequences and that they are in the FASTA format. In the FASTA format each sequence is preceeded by a label which begins with the greater than sign (>).

  • Completed





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