NCBI gene data
In NCBI gene search, there are several variants of a gene represented in alphabet (Variant a, b, c...). these variants code for protein isoforms. but, there are few variants called X1,X2 and so on. what do they represent and how do they function? Please clarify on how are they different from a,b,c variants? Thank you.
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Please post examples when referring to any ID's.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/gene/2100
These variants are likely named X1,X2 because they are "predicted" model protein-coding transcripts which have a GenBank accession code that starts with
XM_.Thank you for the response