Hello,
I would like to know how the string of the field "LOCUS" on a Genbank (and other similar) entry is formed, and how to read its information. For example: what does NM stand for? What about the XR or XM entries? How do the number following the letters is obtained?
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Anima Mundi
Thanks. Please, can you tell me wich of them are recognized as valid entries in UCSC Genome Browser?
What do you mean by "recognized as valid entries"? If you are asking what can be entered in the "position or search term box", I don't know - it depends on whatever search algorithm UCSC uses. If you need to know, I suggest you open a new question. If you are asking which RefSeq entries are used in the UCSC annotation (which is one of the annotations visible in the browser), I think only the NM and NR entries are used (since the following SQL statement on the UCSC database returns only NM and NR: select mid(mrna,1,2), count(*) from kgxref where mid(mRNA,3,1)="_" group by 1;)
What do you mean by "recognized as valid entries"? If you are asking what can be entered in the "position or search term box", I don't know - it depends on whatever search algorithm UCSC uses. If you need to know, I suggest you open a new question. If you are asking which RefSeq entries are used to create the UCSC annotation (which is one of the annotations visible in the browser), I think only the NM and NR entries are used. Again, if you need to know, I suggest you open a new question.
You are right, I should open another question. Thanks again.
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