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Transcript: Zm00001eb367770_T001

Description

Zm00001e028753

Location

Chromosome 8: 174,805,455-174,809,363 reverse strand.

About this transcript

This transcript has 6 exons, is annotated with 14 domains and features, is associated with 639 variant alleles and maps to 54 oligo probes.

Gene

This transcript is a product of gene Zm00001eb367770 Show transcript tableHide transcript table

NameTranscript IDbpProteinTranslation IDBiotypeUniProtRefSeqFlags
-Zm00001eb367770_T0032543490aaZm00001eb367770_P003
 
Protein coding
--Ensembl Canonical
-Zm00001eb367770_T0022501476aaZm00001eb367770_P002
 
Protein coding
B4FLQ4 --
-Zm00001eb367770_T0012499402aaZm00001eb367770_P001
 
Protein coding
A0A3L6DR39 Q6EI12 --
-Zm00001eb367770_T0041748272aaZm00001eb367770_P004
 
Protein coding
B8A382 Q7X6K8 Q7X6K9
Q7X774 Q84N52 		--
-Zm00001eb367770_T0051586388aaZm00001eb367770_P005
 
Protein coding
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Summary

Statistics

Exons: 6, Coding exons: 6, Transcript length: 2,499 bps, Translation length: 402 residues

Uniprot

This transcript corresponds to the following Uniprot identifiers: Q6EI12

Version

Zm00001eb367770_T001

Type

Protein coding

Annotation Method

Gene annotations from the CSHL gene annotation pipeline developed under NAM project. It is performed through an automated, evidence-based method combining 3rd party software including Mikado, BRAKER and PASA. Further filtered by conservation and AED score, classified into coding and non-coding sets.