Bill Mounts (wmmounts at amoco.com) wrote:
> I am looking for definitions of the following of the following
> line codes which are currently in use with the SWISS-PROT
> database. Any help is greatly appreciated.
> GN
> RP
> RC
> RM
Bill,
if you at the swiss-prot user manual you will find the
information below (and lots more too)
regards,
francis
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| B.F. Francis Ouellette
||francis at ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Each line begins with a two-character line code, which
indicates the type of data contained in the line. The current
line types and line codes and the order in which they appear in an
entry, are shown below:
ID - Identification.
AC - Accession number(s).
DT - Date.
DE - Description.
GN - Gene name(s).
OS - Organism species.
OG - Organelle.
OC - Organism classification.
RN - Reference number.
RP - Reference position.
RC - Reference comments.
RM - Reference Medline.
RA - Reference authors.
RL - Reference location.
CC - Comments or notes.
DR - Database cross-references.
KW - Keywords.
FT - Feature table data.
SQ - Sequence header.
- (blanks) sequence data.
// - Termination line.
rest of document available from:
http://expasy.hcuge.ch/txt/userman.txt
