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Annotating Retroelements. Dotter , identify direct and inverted repeats, and graphically visualize them. (R ough idea of coordinates – highlight in your sequence, and write it down to keep as your “map”)
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Annotating Retroelements • Dotter, identify direct and inverted repeats, and graphically visualize them. (Rough idea of coordinates – highlight in your sequence, and write it down to keep as your “map”) • TREP, identify the repetitive elements and their location in the sequence. (BLAST WHOLE Sequence. Remember to select the complete set and unselect the filter.) • Blast2sequencesbetween the two halves of the sequence, to more precisely identify the borders of the repeats (LTRs).
LTR Retroelement LTR HOST REPEATS SHORT INVERTED REPEATS FLANK LTR
TIRs Reverse complement GAGTAAAATGCAAGAAACCCACTTTGAAGGCTAGGTTTGCAGATAACACTACGTTACATTTTTTGGACAGAAAGCACCACGTCTCGTGTAATCTTGTTGCAAATAACACTGATTGGCGGATTAGAGCGCTTAAAGTATGTTTATGACAGGAGGGTCCAGATTTTGCCCTTGTGGCGTAACGGCTTGGCCATGACGGCGT ------> <------ ACGCCGTTTCGCCCCAAGCCGTTATGTCACATGGGCAAAATCTGGAACCACCTGTCATAAACACACTTAAAGCACTCTAATCCGCCAATCAGTGTTATTTGCAATAAGATTACACAAAACGTGATGCTTTTTGTTCAAAAAATGTAACGTAGTGTTATCTGCAAACCTAGCCTTCAAAATGGTGGTTTTATGCAATTTACTC
SOLO LTRs LTR HOST REPEATS SHORT INVERTED REPEATS FLANK LTR
FINAL RESULT Gypsy, WHAM SOLO LTR, Copia, WIS TIR, Mutator, Annie
Annotating Complete Sequences • Dotter • TREP, Blast2sequences • BLASTX – sequence that does not include repetitive elements. Identify possible proteins in your sequence. • BLASTn – est_others, support predicted proteins with real ESTs • FGENESH+ – polish your gene borders and structure • BLASTp– validate your predicted protein with related one from BLASTx