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Database Content<br />
9251 gcggtgaaga ccaagctcaa actcactcca ttgccggagg cgcgcctact<br />
9301 ggacttatcc agttggttca ccgtcggcgc cggcgggggc gacatttttc<br />
9351 acagcgtgtc gcgcgcccga ccccgctcat tactcttcgg cctactccta<br />
9401 cttttcgtag gggtaggcct cttcctactc cccgctcggt agagcggcac<br />
9451 acactaggta cactccatag ctaactgttc cttttttttt tttttttttt<br />
9501 tttttttttt tttttttttt ttttcttttt tttttttttc cctctttctt<br />
9551 cccttctcat cttattctac tttctttctt ggtggctcca tcttagccct<br />
9601 agtcacggct agctgtgaaa ggtccgtgag ccgcatgact gcagagagtg<br />
9651 ccgtaactgg tctctctgca gatcatgt<br />
FEATURE TABLE:<br />
Key |Location |Qualifier|<br />
==========+=========+=========+=======================<br />
CDS |341..9442|*tag= a |<br />
| |product |"QC69/JFH1 protein"<br />
(1) Accession Number (AN) – a unique sequence identifier assigned by Thomson Reuters.<br />
(2) Molecule Type (MTY) – indexed from a controlled term list (see page 132).<br />
(3) Derwent World Patents Index (DWPI) enhanced patent title describing the over all invention.<br />
(4) Inventor names (IN), in surname initials format.<br />
(5) Standardized Patent Assignee name (PA) and Patent Assignee Code (PACO).<br />
(6) Publication, application and priority details from the indexed DWPI basic patent.<br />
(7) The Patent Sequence Location (PSL). Either claim, example or disclosure is indexed here.<br />
(8) Other source (OS) is the Accession Number of the corresponding DWPI record. Internal<br />
Cross References (CR) are provided to any related DGENE records from the same patent, e.g.<br />
AXW15694 was disclosed as the protein encoded by AXW15693. See <strong>note</strong> below. External<br />
cross references may also be provided in the CR field, e.g. “PC-NCBI: gi222875998” 1 .<br />
(9) Description (DESC), Keyword (KW) and Abstract (AB) fields describe the nature and context<br />
of the sequence within the over all invention. There is one abstract per sequence in DGENE.<br />
(10) Organism name (ORGN) providing the name of the species from which the sequence is<br />
derived. This is typically provided in the Latin form: genus species.<br />
(11) Sequence Length (SQL) and count of the individual amino acids in a polypeptide (AA) or<br />
individual nucleotides in a nucleic acid sequence (NA). These are numeric search fields<br />
(12) The sequence (SEQ) represented with one letter codes. Uncommon amino acids are indicated<br />
with X. Non-standard nucleotides are indicated with N.<br />
(13) Feature table (FEAT) describing the modifications and features of the indexed sequence as<br />
provided by the patent applicant and/or the Thomson Reuters analyst (see page 128).<br />
<strong>note</strong><br />
(13)<br />
Each record in DGENE represents a single sequence. Since the indexed<br />
DWPI basic patent may contain more than one sequence, there will often be<br />
more than one DGENE sequence record per DWPI patent record.<br />
The DWPI Accession Number (AN) is given in the DGENE Other Source<br />
(OS) field to facilitate navigation between the two databases.<br />
1 NCBI sequence GI:222875998: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/nuccore/222875998.<br />
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