: Public Class
DEFINITION:<br/>A representation of a linear arrangement of nucleotides. <br/><br/>EXAMPLE(S):<br/>the sequence of TP53 gene, the first 20 nucleotide of a BRCA1 mRNA, microarray probe for BRCA2 mRNA<br/><br/>OTHER NAME(S):<br/><br/>NOTE(S):<br/>Nucleotides are organic compounds containing nitrogenous base (adenine, guanine, uracil, or cytosine in RNA), a phosphate molecule, and a sugar molecule (deoxyribose in DNA and ribose in RNA). <br/>
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| Element |
Source Role |
Target Role |
NucleicAcidPhysicalLocation
Class
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Name: includingNucleicAcidPhysicalLocation
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Name: includedNucleicAcidSequence
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 Details:
DESCRIPTION:<br/>Each NucleicAcidPhysicalLocation always includes one NucleicAcidSequence. Each NucleicAcidSequence might be included in one or more NucleicAcidPhysicalLocation.<br/><br/>DEFINITION:<br/><br/>EXAMPLE(S):<br/><br/>OTHER NAME(S):<br/><br/>NOTE(S):<br/>
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| Tag |
Value |
| Map:LSDAMv2.2.3Plus |
NucleicAcidSequence |
Details:
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| Object |
Type |
Connection |
Direction |
Notes |
| RNASequence |
Class |
Generalization |
From |
DESCRIPTION:
Each RNASequence always specializes one NucleicAcidSequence. Each NucleicAcidSequence might be specialized by one RNASequence.
DEFINITION:
EXAMPLE(S):
OTHER NAME(S):
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| DNASequence |
Class |
Generalization |
From |
DESCRIPTION:
Each DNASequence always specializes one NucleicAcidSequence. Each NucleicAcidSequence might be specialized by one DNASequence.
DEFINITION:
EXAMPLE(S):
OTHER NAME(S):
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| MolecularSequence |
Class |
Generalization |
To |
DESCRIPTION:
Each AminoAcidSequence always specializes one MolecularSequence. Each MolecularSequence might be specialized by one AminoAcidSequence.
DEFINITION:
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