Interpreting a Probe and Clone Data Summary
This help document describes how to interpret a cDNA Clone Source Data Summary. In the summarized results, each probe/clone accession ID is highlighted and linked to the detail report for that probe/clone. Probes and markers may be associated by sequence identities, hybridization, or putative relationships. We are exploring ways to make this summary more useful to you, for a future release.
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| FIELD | DESCRIPTION |
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| MGI Accession ID for the probe/clone, linked to the detailed record for the probe/clone.
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| Name | Name of the probe/clone. |
| Clone Collection | Name of the collection to which the clone belongs. |
| Seq Type | Sequence Type of the probe/clone. May be one of the following: cDNA, genomic, DNA, mitochondrial, oligo, primer, RNA, or Not Specified (i.e., the provider did not supply this information). |
| Seq Link? | Indicates whether there is a Sequence Accession ID associated with the probe/clone. |
| Markers | Symbols for the markers associated with the probe/clone. If the probe is putatively associated with a marker in the MGI database, PUTATIVE appears in parentheses after the marker symbol. |
| Chr | The chromosome to which the marker is assigned, and, enclosed in parentheses, the cM position or cytogenetic band. Location information shown varies, depending on available data. |