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URL: http://mRNA.otago.ac.nz/Transterm.html
Proper Citation: Transterm 2008 (RRID:SCR_005655)
Description: A database providing access to mRNA sequences and associated regulatory elements. Users can obtain data relating to translation (by species in a non-redundant format), search for regulatory elements in a defined set, or search their own sequence for known regulatory elements. The mRNA sequences are processed from Genbank, including complete genomes. They are divided into biologically relevant sections 5' UTRs and 3' UTRs, initiation and termination regions and the full CDS sequences. This data or your own sequences can be searched for defined regulatory elements. Recent Developments The web interface has been revised to allow users to analyse their own sequences. All motifs description have been revised new specific patterns have been added. Transterm data was updated with Genbank 122 (Feb 2001). Acknowledgements Health Research Council of New Zealand Marsden Fund of New Zealand translation, translational control of protein synthesis, mRNA, biologically relevant mRNA regions, GenBank, taxonomy, initiation codon (Kozaks consensus or Shine Dalgarno sequences), termination codon, coding regions or 3' flanking regions, Nucleotide Sequence, Transcriptional regulator, transcription factor
Synonyms: Transterm 2008
Resource Type: data or information resource, database
Keywords: flanking regions, genbank, biologically relevant mrna regions, coding regions or 3&apos, initiation codon (kozaks consensus or shine dalgarno sequences), mrna, nucleotide sequence, taxonomy, termination codon, transcriptional regulator, transcription factor, translation, translational control of protein synthesis
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