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The Man, The Myth, The Legend: JGI Gene 2500575882 (Earl)

The Man, The Myth, The Legend: JGI Gene 2500575882 (Earl). A Novella By: Samantha Simpson. About Earl. Earl is a 375-bp hypothetical protein that has only been claimed by JGI. Earl decided to do an NCBI blastx search to determine his origins. This only made him more confused. About Earl.

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The Man, The Myth, The Legend: JGI Gene 2500575882 (Earl)

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  1. The Man, The Myth, The Legend: JGI Gene 2500575882 (Earl) A Novella By: Samantha Simpson

  2. About Earl • Earl is a 375-bp hypothetical protein that has only been claimed by JGI. • Earl decided to do an NCBI blastx search to determine his origins. • This only made him more confused.

  3. About Earl • The top hit for Earl’s left side was FtsZ2, and the top hit for his right side was CopG. • After performing blastn and refining his endpoints several times, Earl found out that he shared high similarity with FtsZ2 in bps ranging from 79962..81193 (62% GC Content). • Earl had high similarity with CopG in bps ranging from 80708..80896 (61% GC Content)

  4. About Earl Using FtsZ coordinates in blastx Using CopG coordinates in blastx v

  5. About Earl • Why was FtsZ split when doing a blastx, but it looks fine here?

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