Default feature key
Create, edit, delete feature keys
Template function
Feature key search
Feature Keys
Attributes of Feature Keys
IMC has its original feature key set.
These Original feature keys exist to control the drawing and editing of features.
There is also a function to remove all original feature keys at once.
Types and Roles of Qualifiers are explained here.
It collects information on the display method and editing method of Qualifier showing the attribute of Feature.
The following shows two ways of displaying the value of Qualfier described in Feature.
Explanation on the location of the feature on the genome sequence.
Fragmentation of features by restriction enzymes and PCR amplification.
Explain synthesis of features by PCR or ligation.
Feature Fusion is a feature that merges features belonging to the same Feature Key in two identical positions into one. Qualifiers recorded in each feature to be merged are kept equal on either side as the Qualifier of the merged feature.
This feature makes it easy to combine multiple annotations separately attached to the same feature into one.
The Feature operators are logical arithmetic functions of performing logical operations on two mutually overlapping features belonging to the same Feature Key and generating new features.
A feature where the upper and lower arrows in the above figure overlap, and the center divided arrow is a computed feature generated.
You can link to individual features and activate the visualization tool as follows.
Mapping to Individual Features
You can select the base sequence or amino acid sequence of the feature and export it as a file.
The Feature Export function has the following.
Besides, using the function to output the result of the search function as a file actually becomes a feature export.
Add a serial number to any Feature Qualifier.
You can select Qualifier to be serial number.
Normally, users can not register their original qualifiers, but you can create your own original qualifier that is used only when adding sequential numbers.
Sequential numbers consist of prefixes + sequence numbers, and consecutive numbers are further generated with a starting number and an increment.
The features that are subject to the sequential numbering are added in order from the one closest to the base position of the genome base position.
Not only features belonging to one type of feature key, but also features belonging to multiple feature keys can be mixed and added sequentially.
Sequential numbers can also be added for narrowed objects such as search results.
Sequential numbers can be added with the following search function.