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. 2005 Jul 28;33(13):4276–4284. doi: 10.1093/nar/gki738

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FAST DB ‘SEARCH PAGE’ and ‘MAIN PAGE’ corresponding to human GHRHR gene. (A) FAST DB ‘SEARCH PAGE’. (1) Search by keyword; (2) BLAST search against FAST DB genes; (3) multiple query interface; (4) list of 707 HK genes with a link to FAST DB main page for each of them. (B) FAST DB ‘MAIN PAGE’ corresponding to human GHRHR gene. (1) Link on the navigation banner to display other names and symbols of GHRHR gene and several links to NCBI, ExPASy and EnsEMBL websites; (2) chromosomal localization of the gene (link to UCSC genome browser); (3) graphical representation of the gene; (4a) list of alternative first exons and links to several websites [displayed on (4b)] for promoter predictions, transcription factor binding sites and 5′-UTR analysis; (5) list of alternative terminal exons and links to several 3′-UTR analysis websites; (6) list of alternative splicing events and links to other alternative splicing databases; (7) link to FAST DB analysis that includes human ESTs; (8) link to PUBMED; (9) link to FAST DB analysis of the orthologous mouse gene; (10) link for downloading cDNA and genomic sequences; (11) on this graphical representation, each exon or intron is clickable to display its length and sequence; (12) link on the navigation banner to display the graphical representation of the transcripts.