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DNA Sequence Code Finder: Discover Proteins & Functions with BLAST

Translate DNA sequences into amino acid codes, uncover protein names & functions using BLAST search technology. Maximize your research efficiency now!

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DNA Sequence Code Finder: Discover Proteins & Functions with BLAST

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  1. Function finders blast Discover how DNA sequences code for proteins with different roles and functions

  2. Function finders activity • Translate the DNA code into an amino acid sequence using the codon wheel • Use the amino acid sequence to discover the proteins name and function using a BLAST search

  3. The codon wheel • Start from the centre and move outwardsExample: CAT = H (Histidine)

  4. The codon wheeL • Translate the following:atg gag gag ccg cag tca gat cctagcgtc gag ccg D M P Q S P S V E P E E

  5. Running uniprot blast www.uniprot.org/blast/

  6. Running uniprot blast

  7. Running uniprot blast

  8. Running uniprot blast

  9. Running uniprot blast

  10. ANSWERS

  11. 1. Antifreeze protein type iii DOAA, Wikimedia commons

  12. 1. Antifreeze protein type iii

  13. 2. GREEN FLUORESCENT PROTEIN S. Roy, Wellcome Images

  14. 2. GREEN FLUORESCENT PROTEIN

  15. 3. LUCIFERASE Antfarmer, Wikimedia Commons

  16. 3. LUCIFERASE

  17. 4. ODORANT RECEPTOR PROTEIN Centers for disease control and prevention, Wikimedia Commons

  18. 4. ODORANT RECEPTOR PROTEIN

  19. 5. ALPHA-BUNGAROTOXIN Skink Chen, Flickr

  20. 5. ALPHA-BUNGAROTOXIN

  21. 6. HISTONE H2B Paul Dixon

  22. 6. HISTONE H2B

  23. 7. CASPASE 1 Paul Martin, Wellcome Images

  24. 7. CASPASE 1

  25. 8. LEGHAEMOGLOBIN Hohum, Wikimedia Commons

  26. 8. LEGHAEMOGLOBIN

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