Pierre Pontarotti wrote:
>> Hello I am looking for a data base that show all the genes for which the
> exon intron organization is known
I fear that there is no database with a special flag indicating
that the exon/intron organization is known. In GenBank, one
can look for features "intron" or "exon" in the features
table. But if these features are absent, this does not
mean that the genomic organization is unknown-- it might be
that the gene has no introns, or it has introns and exons
implicit in the "join" statement, but not explicit in the
features table.
It would be very useful for databases to have obligatory
designations like "complete/partial" and "genomic/other".
Arlin
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Arlin Stoltzfus, Ph.D. (arlin at is.dal.ca)
Department of Biochemistry, Dalhousie University
Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 4H7 CANADA
phone: 902-494-2968 fax: 902-494-1355
