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object --+ | UnigeneSequenceRecord
Store the information for one SEQUENCE line from a Unigene file (DEPRECATED). Initialize with the text part of the SEQUENCE line, or nothing. Attributes and descriptions (access as LOWER CASE) ACC= GenBank/EMBL/DDBJ accession number of sequence NID= Unique nucleotide sequence identifier (gi) PID= Unique protein sequence identifier (used for non-ESTs) CLONE= Clone identifier (used for ESTs only) END= End (5'/3') of clone insert read (used for ESTs only) LID= Library ID; see Hs.lib.info for library name and tissue MGC= 5' CDS-completeness indicator; if present, the clone associated with this sequence is believed CDS-complete. A value greater than 511 is the gi of the CDS-complete mRNA matched by the EST, otherwise the value is an indicator of the reliability of the test indicating CDS comleteness; higher values indicate more reliable CDS-completeness predictions. SEQTYPE= Description of the nucleotide sequence. Possible values are mRNA, EST and HTC. TRACE= The Trace ID of the EST sequence, as provided by NCBI Trace Archive PERIPHERAL= Indicator that the sequence is a suboptimal representative of the gene represented by this cluster. Peripheral sequences are those that are in a cluster which represents a spliced gene without sharing a splice junction with any other sequence. In many cases, they are unspliced transcripts originating from the gene. This class is DEPRECATED; please use the read() function in this module instead.
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