Determine the accession number for the related gene-locus, Biology

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Please answer the following two questions on Sequence X:

1) DNA sequence databases

1. What is the EMBL-Bank accession number for this sequence (use BLAST)?

2. Which gene does this sequence code for?

3. In which taxonomic division and species does this sequence derive from?

4. How many TATA signals are in the promoter region of this gene and what are their co-ordinates? Are the TATA box sequences identical?

5. What database cross-references exist for this sequence?

2) Genome databases

1. What would be an appropriate genome database for the species from which this sequence derives?

2. What is the accession number for the related gene/locus in that genome database?

3. On what chromosome is this gene located?

4. What are Standard Names and the Systematic Names of the upstream and downstream (neighbouring) genes for this gene?

Here is a nucleotide sequence in fasta format:

>Sequence X

tcgagggtatctcttatcggtattactttcttatcaatgaaaaatttctgccagggaaaa

tgcgcccgctttttttccggccatccttactcgctgtcgcatacaaaatagcgcctctaa

tctagttgcgataaggaatgtgtatgtgtaattgaagatccaggatgttttccttttcag

ggagatgagaaggaataataggatggattgaccgctttgctgtcacgtcgataaggttcc

tttaaagattgtgtccaatgattagcatagagaggtagagtatcagagaaacaagtttgt

aatcgagaaacttgatctgctagtgttgagcatagaaggctaggaaaacatggggaagaa

aaaaaaagtataaataattagcttgatgagtagtttgaatatatatgttactttagtttc

cctttttgaccttttatattcatctacatcttgtgatataaaacatcaacaaagacgaga

atggctaacgacgctctaagtgctattttcagtaatccttcgaggaaaggtgtccaaccc

tccacatctattgtgtcatatacaaacaatgaagatgatattatagatgtggaaaatggg

aagttcaacaagaacaagaatatcaacactaatgtgtatgtggacaactcctcaatagag

gagagcgaagtcgtgcccttgcccgaaacaaagtccatctggagtaaaatatactacgat

ttcattgtgttagacaagacaactttgaatgtttcgttgaaagagtcgttcttgtataac

agagacttgaaaccggttgaagaagaaagaaggtgttggtcctggttcaattacttatat

ttctggctggcagactgtttcaatattaacacatggcaaatagctggtacaggtctacaa

ctaggtctgaattggtggcaatgttggcttacagtttggatcggctacacttttgcaggt

atcttcgtagtattgaactcgagatttggttccgcatatcacttatctttccctattact

gttagggcctcatttggtatattcttttctatgtggccgattataaatcgtgtcgtgatg

gctatagtatggtatgccgtgcaagcctggttaggtgcaacgcccgtggcactgatgcta

aaatctatttttggcaagaatctggaagatagaatcccaaaccattttggttctccaaat

agcactacttttgaattcatgtgtttctttatattttgggtggtcagtataccatttgtc

ctagtggctcctcataaaatcaggcatttattcacagtaaaagcagctttgatccccttc

gcagcctttggatttttaatctgggctttgaagaaatcgcacggtaaaattgagttgggg

acgctgaatgattattcacctcatggttccgaattttcatggatattcgttagatcccta

atggcctgtgttgctaactttgccgctttgattatcaacgcccctgacttcggtagattt

gccaaaaatcctcaagcgtctttgtggccacaattggttgccatcccattgttcttcgcc

ataacatgtttgatcggtatcattgttactgcggccggttatcacttatatggggttaac

tattggtcaccactggatgtacttggtcaatttttggagaccacttacaccagaggtact

agggctggtgtgttcttgatttcttttgtatttgccttagctcaactgggtacaaacatt

tctgccaactctctggcatgtggtgctgatatgacggctttgtttccaagatatattaat

attagaagaggttctttattctgtgtggcaatggctctatgtatctgtccatggaactta

atggccagttcaagtaagttcaccagcgctttgggtgcttatgcaattttcctttccagt

attgctggtgtcatttgcgcggattatttcgtagtaagaagaggatatgtgaaattaaca

catttattcctggcacagaagggttccttttacatgtttggaaacaaatttggtgccaat

tggagggcctttgttgcgtatatttgcggtatcgctccaaatttaccaggttttataggt

gatgttggagctccaaaaattacggtttcagagggtgcaatgaggttatactatttaggt

tatccggtaggtttctttattagtgcggtgatatacctcatattatgttacttttttcct

gtccctggtactcccgtaaccaattttctgacagagaaaggatggttccaaagatgggct

tatgttgaggacttcgagcaagattggaagaatgagttacgtagggatgacctctgcgat

gacacagtcagtatctatgatggcaccgaggaaaagatagtttactaaataaaaatccca

atttattctcttaccagtagtgatcaggagaattgataatttcttcaaaacaccttaata

ttcgttctgtgtatttttatgtacctttcttaatcaaatttatcagcttcatacatgcat

tcccgtctgaataatgtactgatgattagctaaaccgtcatcaacctaccaaacttgcgc

ttgtttgagcctatcagaactccggataattccgacatcttatctttgact

 


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