ALDB: a domestic-animal long noncoding RNA database

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ALDBSSCT0000011043

Item Value Item Value
Transcript ALDBSSCT0000011043 Gene ALDBSSCG0000006702
Chromosome 9 Strand +
Start 2688331 End 2693356
Length 1519 Exon number 2
Species Sus scrofa Source ALDB
CNCI score -1.31355 CPC score -1.23575

Chromosome Strand Start End

QTL Id QTL Name
QTL0003186 Empty body protein content
QTL0003187 Days to 105 kg
QTL0003207 Estimated carcass lean content
QTL0003266 Drip loss
QTL0003267 Carcass weight (hot)
QTL0003268 Body weight (slaughter)
QTL0003269 tenderness score
QTL0003270 Ham weight
QTL0003271 Shear force
QTL0003272 tenderness score
QTL0003309 Carcass temperature (24 hr post-mortem)
QTL0003315 Total body fat tissue (22 weeks of age)
QTL0003318 Empty body lipid content
QTL0003676 backfat at last rib
QTL0003677 average daily gain
QTL0003700 Carcass length
QTL0003701 Carcass weight (hot)
QTL0003702 pH for Longissmus Dorsi
QTL0003703 pH for Semimembranosus
QTL0004155 average daily gain
QTL0004156 Lean meat percentage
QTL0004157 pH for Longissmus Dorsi
QTL0004158 pH for Semimembranosus
QTL0004159 Conductivity 24 hours postmortem (ham)
QTL0004195 Conductivity 45 minutes post-mortem
QTL0004196 Conductivity 24 hours postmortem (ham)
QTL0004247 Body weight (slaughter)
QTL0004248 Carcass weight (hot)
QTL0005205 backfat above muscle dorsi
QTL0005213 backfat at mid-back
QTL0005246 backfat at mid-back
QTL0016931 body weight (22 weeks)
QTL0016932 Empty body lipid content
QTL0016933 body weight (19 weeks)
QTL0021396 Ham weight
Query species Query id Query length Subject species Subject id Subject length Identity Alignment length E-value Similarity
Sus scrofa linc-ssct6048 1519 Sus scrofa ALDBSSCT0000011043 1519 100.00 1519 0.0 Identical

Note: We blast these transcripts/genes against that of other species using NCBI Blastn with the parameters: -task megablast -evalue 1e-10 -max_target_seqs 100.
(i) Identical entries. These are entries with identical sequences and genomic locations.
(ii) Similar entries. These are entries with similar sequence information (query coverage>80%, subject coverage>80%, identity>0.8, e-value<1e-10).