Expressed sequence tag (EST)

Expressed sequence tag (EST)

A partial coding sequence isolated at random from a cDNA library; like a sequence-tagged site for mapping genomic DNA, used as a landmark for identification and mapping of coding sequences, for discovery of new genes and, by reference to sequence data banks, for discovery of identities with other genes.

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expressed sequence tag (EST)

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A small part of the active part of a gene, made from cdna which can be used to fish the rest of the gene out of the chromosome by matching base pairs with part of the gene. The ...

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Short cDNA sequence. So-called because it represents part of the sequence (i.e., the "tag" of a sequence) of an expressed gene.

expressed sequence tag (EST)

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Partial or full complementary DNA sequence which can serve as a marker for a region of the genome which encodes an expressed product.

expressed sequence tag (EST)

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A short strand of DNA that is a part of a cDNA molecule and can act as identifier of a gene. Used in locating and mapping genes..

expressed sequence tag (EST)

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