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Transcript: Zm00001eb418880_T004

Description

Zm00001e040500

Location

Chromosome 10: 97,191,650-97,213,755 reverse strand.

About this transcript

This transcript has 15 exons, is annotated with 28 domains and features, is associated with 1778 variant alleles and maps to 58 oligo probes.

Gene

This transcript is a product of gene Zm00001eb418880 Show transcript tableHide transcript table

NameTranscript IDbpProteinTranslation IDBiotypeUniProtRefSeqFlags
-Zm00001eb418880_T0013436843aaZm00001eb418880_P001
 
Protein coding
A0A1D6J2R7 A0A1D6J2R8 A0A1D6J2S9
A0A1D6J2T2 A0A1D6J2T4 A0A1D6J2T6
-Ensembl Canonical
-Zm00001eb418880_T0023392754aaZm00001eb418880_P002
 
Protein coding
A0A1D6J2R6 A0A1D6J2T3 A0A3L6GCK9
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-Zm00001eb418880_T0043006795aaZm00001eb418880_P004
 
Protein coding
A0A1D6J2R5 A0A1D6J2R6 A0A1D6J2S2
A0A1D6J2S3 A0A1D6J2S6 A0A1D6J2S8
A0A1D6J2T1 A0A1D6J2T5 		--
-Zm00001eb418880_T0032962783aaZm00001eb418880_P003
 
Protein coding
A0A1D6J2S5 A0A1D6J2T0 A0A1D6J2T7
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Summary

Statistics

Exons: 15, Coding exons: 15, Transcript length: 3,006 bps, Translation length: 795 residues

Version

Zm00001eb418880_T004

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.