( information into its clustering datab...)The GeneZoo or the GeneJungle?

information into its clustering database, we have designed an automatic indirect match strategy to help locate clones having homologous sequences in the UniGene database. Even if you enter a coding sequence or a 5 sequence, matches can be found through a bridging database. We have taken our 3 sequences and BLASTed them against all the sequences in the UniGene database. When identities above a certain threshold are found, the UniGene sequence is placed into an indirect database with a link to the homologous Stratagene clone. When you perform sequence searches at our GeneConnection website, the program automatically searches both our direct sequence data and the indirect database sequence data. Both types of matches are shown in separate sections of the search report. Indirect match reports show the alignment between your query sequence and the indirect (UniGene) sequence, with a link to the Stratagene clone name and number.

All of our GeneConnection discovery clones can be purchased as a bacterial stab culture. We use the XL10-Gold strain, which is T1-phage resistant thus minimizing the threat of T1-phage contamination. The clones in our collection are categorized as either GeneZoo clones or GeneJungle clones and are differentially priced accordingly. Refer to the website for price information and special discount prices are available for large volume orders.

Conclusions

While other clone collections may provide a defined subset of human cDNAs, Stratagenes GeneJungle goes beyond the familiar territory of UniGene. If you have a desire to discover new genes or gene families, the GeneJungle is an exciting place to explore. With an average insert size of 1.7 Kb, the probability of finding a previously undiscovered, full length human cDNA is high since we estimate t
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