GRS Database | List of Genes | Page 2441 of 2441

№	Analyze Genes	NCBI Gene ID	Organism	Gene Size (nucleotides)	Accession	Number of Products	RefSeq Status
29281	C14orf79Click to See Details	122616	Homo sapiens	6,363	NC_000014.7	1	Validated
29282	RNASE9Click to See Details	390443	Homo sapiens	618	NC_000014.7	1	Validated
29283	AKAP6Click to See Details	9472	Homo sapiens	503,745	NC_000014.7	1	Reviewed
29284	C14orf169Click to See Details	79697	Homo sapiens	2,428	NC_000014.7	1	Validated
29285	C14orf140Click to See Details	79696	Homo sapiens	8,445	NC_000014.7	1	Validated
29286	C14orf138Click to See Details	79609	Homo sapiens	7,942	NC_000014.7	1	Validated
29287	PLEKHH1Click to See Details	57475	Homo sapiens	56,220	NC_000014.7	1	Validated
29288	GMFBClick to See Details	2764	Homo sapiens	14,536	NC_000014.7	1	Validated

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General Number of genes per page: Type of QGRS to display: (30,2) ? There are two sets of QGRS present in this database: (30,2) and (45,3). The first number (30 or 45) means the maximum length of the QGRS. The second number (2 or 3) is the minimum number of the G-tetrads in the sequence. For instance, this QGRS has the length of 17 and two G-tetrads: GGAATGGCAGGCTGTGG Note that the QGRS can be further filtered out by the length and the number of tetrads using the filters below. (45,3) Additional Filters G-Score: from to ? G-score is calculated for each QGRS, and idicates theoretical stability of the G-quadruplex. Read help section for more details. QGRS Max length: ? You can limit the maximum length of the QGRS. The minimum possible length is 10. Min G-group: ? The minimum number of tetrads in a G-quadruplex. For instance, QGRS with G-group size of 3 might look like: GGGGAGGGTGGGGCTAGGG Loop Size: from to ? You can filter by the lengths of the loops in the QGRS. For instance, this QGRS has thre loops of legths 2, 1 and 4: GGGGAGGGTGGGGCTAGGG
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