- Course overview
- Search within this course
- What is UniProt?
- Where does the data come from?
- Why do we need UniProt?
- When to use UniProt
- Quiz: Check your learning I
- How to access and navigate UniProt
- How to search UniProt
- Annotation score
- Quiz: Check your learning II
- How to use UniProt tools
- How to get data from UniProt
- How to submit data to UniProt
- When to use UniProt: guided examples
- Exercise: finding entries with 3D structures
- Exercise: mapping other database identifiers to UniProt
- Summary
- Get help and support on UniProt
- References
- Next steps
- Your feedback
Genomic Coordinates
You can find genomic coordinates information for a protein in the ‘Genomic coordinates’ tab (Figure 39). Genomic coordinates come from either: (i) genome resources such as Ensembl, Ensembl Genomes, RefSeq and WormBase ParaSite for sequences from these databases or (ii) nucleotide sequence data in the INSDC for reference proteomes from this resource. Details of the genome assembly, chromosomal location of the gene and strand are given and then each protein isoform is listed with its corresponding genomic location. Finally, the number and genomic coordinates of the exons creating each isoform and the corresponding ranges of the encoded amino acids are shown.
