Derivation
of phageDseq6-9-4 files: This link describes trimming of an
artifical
terminal repeat and a chimeric sequence read to convert the raw consed
contig listing to the first circular sequence. The phageDseq6-9-4
files themselves and some preliminary analysis listed in this link are
now obsolete due to some edits (deletion of two bases) during proofing,
but the logic of the trimming is still the same.
phageDseq6-17-4 files: These were derived as above, but from
the
consed output after deletion of two bases.
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Characteristics:
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Length: 156,938 base pairs.
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Ends (direct orientation):
CTCCAAGGCTTCTAGAACCTCGTTAG...AAAGCACCTCATAAATAAAGAAGTCACT
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Orientation: has the terminase on the direct strand.
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End point in circle is arbitrary, and suspected physical terminal
repeat
is not yet represented.
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Nucleotide sequence files:
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Direct
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fasta
(phageDseq6-17-4.fasta)
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GCG
(phageDseq6-17-4.seq)
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Complement
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fasta
(phageDseq6-17-4c.fasta)
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GCG
(phageDseq6-17-4c.seq)
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GeneMark predictions (in phageDseq6-17-4 coordinates).
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Index
of information about open reading frames (obsolete; see feature
viewer
below).
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Through cursory examination of Psi-Blast results, and rpsblast results.
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Mysql
orf data viewer. (obsolete; data viewed is frozen at an early
point,
see feature viewer below for current view of data.).
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Restriction
digestions and exploration of the ends.
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In summary: on circular sequence phageDseq6-17-4, there is a 6941 bp
terminal
redundancy mapping at positions (130,446 - 178)..(137,386 - 178).
phageDseq7-20-4 sequences:
Staphylococcal phage K for comparison
Lactobacillus plantarum phage LP65 for comparison