Term |
Description |
[ESTC] |
Number of ESTs in a cluster. Query using one value, or a
a range of integers, for example, to retrieve UniGene clusters having
only 1-10 EST sequences.
1:10[ESTC] |
[MRNA] |
Number of sequences in cluster from GenBank divisions
other than dbEST. |
[SEQC] |
Total sequence count in cluster. |
[TEXT] |
Text fields. |
[CLUSTERID] |
UniGene Cluster Identifier, usually but not always
stable in successive UniGene builds, e.g.,
Hs.2[CLUSTERID]. |
[CHRO] |
Mapping from a variety of sources. |
[CLON] |
cDNA clone identifier, as submitted in cDNA record. Note
that the colon character is a range delimiter in all Entrez searches and
must be surrounded by quote marks if a clone identifier includes a colon.
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[GDSC] |
All words appearing in the description of a cluster
corresponding to a gene with an assigned symbol, e.g.,
hypothetical[GDSC]. |
[GENE] |
Approved or provisional gene symbol, e.g.,
TTN[GENE]. |
[KYWD] |
UniGene-specific keywords including: dbSTS, LocusLink,
MGC, RefSeq, ProtEST, HomoloGene, polyA, and end3prime. |
[LIBR] |
dbEST library ID, e.g.,
665[LIBR] . |
[LID] |
Entrez Gene ID e.g.,
1[LID]. |
[NACC] |
GenBank accession identifier of nucleotide sequence.
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[NUID] |
GenBank sequence identifier of nucleotide sequence. |
[PACC] |
The protein accession of any proteins corresponding to
the cluster as provided by NCBI's ProtEST resource; restricted to eight
organisms. |
[PUID] |
The protein ID of any proteins corresponding to the
cluster as provided by ProtEST. |
[ORGN] |
Description of the organism or the NCBI Taxonomy ID of a
species, e.g.,
Rodents[Organism]. |
[TEXT] |
Any word appearing in the description of any sequence
within a cluster. |
[TISS] |
Description of the Tissue type or Organ fields
describing the cDNA library of origin of any clustered sequence. |
[TITLE] |
Any word appearing in a cluster's title, taken from
either gene descriptions, the description of a representative sequence
from the cluster, or from protein similarities computed at NCBI. |
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Boolean operators AND, OR, NOT must be in uppercase, and "*" is used as a
wild card.
Queries must not start with NOT, and wild cards must be used at the end,
not within, the query string. Wild cards will only consider the first 150
matches to the string.
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