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The sequence can be viewed by double-clicking on the desired line in the display.
 
The sequence can be viewed by double-clicking on the desired line in the display.
  
The retrieved sequences are placed in the Project Folder. Note that when this entry is selected, the modules supporting sequence analysis will appear.
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Retrieved FASTA format sequences can be added to a project by clicking the '''Add to Project''' button at lower right in the component (see interface picture above). Note that if the entry created is then selected, the modules supporting sequence analysis will appear, for example Pattern Discovery and the Promoter component.
  
[[Image:T_ProjectFolder_ClusterSeqs.png]]
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==Viewing retrieved sequences==
 
==Viewing retrieved sequences==
  
Besides the sequence retriever component, visualizers '''Sequence''' and '''Promoter''' can display retrieved sequences.
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The underlying sequence for any marker in the Sequence Retriever display can be seen by double-clicking on the line representing it.
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[[Image:Sequence_Retriever_SequenceDetails.png]]
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Double clicking on the sequence display will return to the summary view.  Sequences can also be viewed in the  '''Sequence''' and '''Promoter''' components.

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Background

geWorkbench contains a number of modules that allow DNA or protein sequences to be analyzed. Sequences can be loaded from a local disk as a FASTA format file, or can be retrieved from a database. Here we discuss retrieval of sequences from the network.

For this example, we will start with the group of markers selected in an excercise similar to that shown in the Hierarchical Clustering tutorial.

We will download sequences from +-2000 bp from the transcription start site of each gene. This region may contain some regulatory elements such a transcription factor binding sites.

Retrieving the sequences

Press the Get Sequence button to download the sequences.


T SequenceRetriever ClusterTree.png


The sequence can be viewed by double-clicking on the desired line in the display.


Retrieved FASTA format sequences can be added to a project by clicking the Add to Project button at lower right in the component (see interface picture above). Note that if the entry created is then selected, the modules supporting sequence analysis will appear, for example Pattern Discovery and the Promoter component.


ProjectFolder SavedSequences.png

Viewing retrieved sequences

The underlying sequence for any marker in the Sequence Retriever display can be seen by double-clicking on the line representing it.


Sequence Retriever SequenceDetails.png


Double clicking on the sequence display will return to the summary view. Sequences can also be viewed in the Sequence and Promoter components.