[BiO BB] drosophila affymetrix data analysis
hz5 at njit.edu
hz5 at njit.edu
Mon Aug 4 10:15:06 EDT 2003
NP is for protein, I believe it stands for Natural Protein.
NM is mRNA, I believe it stands for Natural Mrna.
AAF is wierd, GenBank number formate is one letter and 5 number or 2 letter
plus 6 number, like U69127 or AA002200.
Others are XP or XM, these are referenced protein and mRNA seq, generated by
insilico approach.
I don't really know which to trust, but if you need protein sequence, you
definitly won't use NM_, whereas is you need mRNA sequence, you definitley
don't need NP_. I think it is depending on you research project.
NCBI has FAQs and other education materials about these topic, hehe!
Good luck!
haibo
//cheers
Quoting Usharani Mudiganti <umudiga at unity.ncsu.edu>:
> Hi,
> When I go to the locuslink number given in affymetrix "complete
> entries", I see three different sequences (protein) starting with AAF or
> NP_ or NM_. Dont' know which one to believe.
> And also, need suggestions about getting useful functional data from the
> protein sequences. Can anyone help?
>
> Any pointers are greatly appreciated.
> thank you
>
>
>
> "Have a nice day"
> Usharani Mudiganti
> Graduate Student,
> Molecular & Structural Biochemistry
> NCSU,Raleigh,NC,USA.
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