Gene type identification
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I have set of gene symbols (ex Akt1, Brca1 etc) from mouse genome. Where can I find gene type based on what it encodes. Like is it a transcription regulator/ enzyme/ transmembrane protein/growth factor etc
Thank you all
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Thank you @genomax. i tried, it is only giving whether a gene is protein coding or other gene type. requirement is if it a protein coding what it is like an enzyme/tf/membrane protein etc. Could you please provide exact link if so.
Have you tried biomart? http://www.ensembl.org/biomart/martview. There you can play with different attributes.