To retrieve a specific gene from NCBI, first you will need to head over to NCBI’s website. Then select “Gene” from the “All Databases” drop down menu right next to the Search Bar. Write the name of the gene you want to retrieve in the Search Bar and click on Search. NCBI will then retrieve that specific gene for you. In this case we chose the LCT gene which is the gene for lactose intolerance.
Join BioCode’s Advanced Bioinformatician Course. In this course you’ll learn:
-Introduction to Bioinformatics Databases & File Formats
-Introduction to Protein Database & Analysis
-Secondary Structure Prediction & Gene Prediction
-3D Structure Prediction, Visualization & Evaluation
-Sequence Alignment & Analysis
-Molecular Docking, Docking Complex Evaluation & Molecular Dynamics Simulation
-Genomics Tools
-Drug Designing & Discovery
-Phylogenetic Tree Analysis
-PPI Database
-Biological Programming (Python, BioPython, R, Linux)
To learn more about Biological Databases, DM us we can help you get started. BioCode provides an interactive platform to learn biological programming in Python & R, bioinformatics techniques, tools, databases, and biological data analysis in a cooperative manner covering both theoretical and practical aspects of the computational biology topics. BioCode provides you with various learning features:
-Videos regarding every topic along with exercises
-Opportunity to learn at your pace according to your own schedule
-Transcriptions along with every video
-Powerpoint presentation regarding every topic
-A dedicated section to ask questions from your tutor
Join Hands-on Advanced Bioinformatician Course: bit.ly/3tHjGNK
#bioinformatics #computationalbiology #datascience #biology #biotechnology #scripting #coding #molecularbiology #programming #learncode #datavisualization #dataanalysis #drugdesigning #science #evolution #learn #biochemistry #microbiology #zoology #courses #python #immunology #shorts