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Bioinformatics (UNH Durham): How Do I?

This guide was created by Courtney Crummett of MIT and is used here with permission. It has been edited for UNH.

How Do I? A step-by-step guide to answer common bioinformatics questions

brought to you by University of Pittsburgh's Health Science Library System.

...find the Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs) for a gene of interest?

...find genes associated with a disease?

...order cDNA clones for a human gene?

...find splice variants associated with a gene?

...find the genomic sequence for a protein?

...find the number of genes on a chromosome?

...find the RefSeq number(s) for a protein of interest?

...visualize the secondary structure of a protein?

...identify protein interaction partners for a specific gene?

...discover the domain architecture for a specific protein, and other proteins with similar domains?

...identify a short nucleotide fragment and determine its corresponding protein sequence?

...find the mRNA sequence for a gene?

...find the coding sequence of a gene?

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