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Locus: Type in AGI# (e.g. At1g01040) and click the refresh arrow . If
multiple splice forms are present for a locus then a specific form
will need to be selected (e.g. At1g01060.1, At1g01060.2, etc.)
Display
Chr: Select a chromosome number.
Posn: Select a position for the chromosome selected above.
Zoom: The zoom feature allows for specification of window size.
Length: This feature will adjust the browser window size (if the
length is increased beyond the size of the browser then a scroll bar
will appear on the bottom of the browser page).
Code: The code has two options (Nucleotide and Amino acid). If
[Nucleotide] is selected then nucleotide substitutions will be
displayed in the browser. Same for [Amino acid] Be sure to refresh
the screen after switching the defaults by clicking on the green
refresh arrow.
View: This feature allows the user to toggle between a [Graphic] or a
[Text] view of the [Nucleotide] or the [Amino acid] code selected
above. Be sure to refresh the screen after switching the defaults by
clicking on the green refresh arrow .
Tracks
Accessions have been binned alphabetically. Accessions can be loaded
into the browser by clicking on them. All accessions from a
particular bin (e.g. A-C) can be loaded into the browser by clicking
on the black arrow immediately to the right of the bin name.
Accessions can be removed individually by clicking on the closing button within a
circle next to the accession name. In addition, clicking on the larger closing button
located in the top left of the browse will remove
all accessions.
Bookmarks
The bookmark feature allows the user to save selected loci under
investigation. Type in a label (e. g. AGI#) and click on the add bookmarks button to store the
locus. A bookmark can be removed by selecting on the small removal button option or All on the larger button option.
Options
Bookmarks: Selecting this option will enable any AGI# selected in the
browser to be automatically stored under the bookmarks tab.
SAAP: (Single Amino Acid Polymorphism) - There are two options for
this feature (All and CDS only). Selecting [All] will display all
amino acid changes regardless of their location within a gene.
Selecting [CDS only] will display amino acid polymorphisms within the
CDS. Nucleotide polymorphisms that result in a synonymous amino acid
will be displayed with a green flag; non-synonymous changes will be
displayed with a red flag. [Important Note] When using the [CDS only] option only one
specific locus can be interrogated at a time. Scrolling to the next
locus or the next window will restore the default [All] option and ignore the [CDS only] choice.
Locus display: Enabling this option will display the full and exact
length of a gene if the user clicks on a specific AGI# within the
browser.
View: Checking this [Toolbar] option will launch the toolbar pane on the upper right of the window to allow quick operations below.
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Legend
Nucleotide
A SNPs -- Red line Depending on the zoom some SNPs may appear in Teal which actually represent mulitple SNPs in close proximity to one another. These can be resolved to the actual SNP by zooming in or switching the Code to "Text".
Amino Acide
Synonymous amino acid -- Green line All standard amino acide codes are used. In addition, a Z - indicates an unknown amino acid, possibly a deletion and an X - indicates an amino acid has become a stop codon.
==> bookmarks .
or ==> set [Display]->[Code] to [Nucleotide] or [Amino Acid] +
or ==> set [Display]->[View] to [Graphic] or [Text] +
==> display previous or next screen of chromosome walking.
C SNPs -- Blue line
G SNPs -- Green line
T SNPs -- Yellow line
1 bp deletions -- Black line
Non-synonymous amino acid -- Red line