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  • rifah23
    Junior Member
    • Oct 2014
    • 5

    #1

    Calculating total number of exons in the human copy of a gene

    For example if given this sequence:

    CAACTCAGCCATTGTTAAAAGCCCACCCTAAGTTTTCAAAGAAATTTCACGACAAC
    GAGAAAGCAAGAGGCAAAGCGATCCATCAAGCCAACCTTCGACATCTCTGCCGCA
    TCTGTGGGAATTCTTTTAGAGCTGATGAGCACAACAGGAGATATCCAGTCCATGGT
    CCTGTGGATGGTAAAACCCTAGGCCTTTTACGAAAGAAGGAAAAGAGAGCTACTTC
    CTGGCCGGACCTCATTGCCAAGGTTTTCCGGATCGATGTGAAGGCAGATGTTGACT
    CGATCCACCCCACTGAGTTCTGCCATAACTGCTGGAGCATCATGCACAGGAAGTTTA
    GCAGTGCCCCATGTGAGGTTTACTTCCCGAGGAACGTGACCATGGAGTGGCACCCC
    CACACACCATCCTGTGACATCTGCAACACTGCCCGTCGGGGACTCAAGAGGAAGAGT
    CTTCAGCCAAACTTGCAGCTCAGCAAAAAACTCAAAACTGTGCTTGACCAAGCAAGAC
    AAGCCCGTCAGCACAAGAGAAGAGCTCAGGCAAGGATCAGCAGCAAGGATGTCATGA
    AGAAGATCGCCAACTGCAGTAAGATACATCTTAGTACCAAGCTCCTTGCAGTGGACTTC
    CCAGAGCACTTTGTGAAATCCATCTCCTGCCAGATCTGTGAACACATTCTGGCTGACCC
    TGTGGAGACCAACTGTAAGCATGTCT

    Any help is appreciated!
    Last edited by rifah23; 10-25-2014, 12:48 PM.
  • Brian Bushnell
    Super Moderator
    • Jan 2014
    • 2709

    #2
    You did not actually ask a question, and it's not clear what you want to know. Can you restate it more explicitly?

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    • rifah23
      Junior Member
      • Oct 2014
      • 5

      #3
      I want to know ow many total exons are there in the human copy of this gene that I provided?

      Thanks!

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      • Brian Bushnell
        Super Moderator
        • Jan 2014
        • 2709

        #4
        You appear to be a student who wants someone to do his homework for him. That is not the goal of this forum.

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        • rifah23
          Junior Member
          • Oct 2014
          • 5

          #5
          this is not a hmwk problem. I didn't understand how to do this kind of problem in class so I am asking someone to explain it to me. You can use a different sequence to explain it to me, I'm just trying to learn.

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          • Brian Bushnell
            Super Moderator
            • Jan 2014
            • 2709

            #6
            You cannot determine where exons start and stop, in general, from the raw sequence. So, it is impossible to determine the number of exons used in a gene from the sequence alone. It's possible in a well-characterized genome, but that sounds like the point of the exercise.

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            • rifah23
              Junior Member
              • Oct 2014
              • 5

              #7
              someone suggested I use UCSC BLAT to put my sequence in. Problem is, I don't know what the results mean.

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              • ECO
                --Site Admin--
                • Oct 2007
                • 1360

                #8
                Moving this to General.

                Just like in the real world...people will be more inclined to help if you post what efforts you've made, rather than asking to be spoonfed.

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