Laurmagee: Week 5

• I followed the link http://www.uniprot.org to the UniProt system and entered in the query 900533 into the search bar appearing in the top middle of the home page.
• To look at the "General Information" of the entry, I scrolled down to the bottom of the page to find the section entitled "Entry Information". This was surprisingly hard to find, because the page was so full of information, but I eventually found it above the "Relevant Documents" section.
• The section "Name and Origin" I found to be the first section on the page and the references to be in the middle of the page. These were easy to find, becauswe there were a long list of references included for this specific gene. The "General Annotation" section, third section from the top, served as a venue for commenting on specific aspects of the gene, such as its involvment with disease.
• tHE Cross-References featured on the page, were organized into categories and sub-categories based upon their inclusion in certain databases.
  1. EMBL
  2. InterPro
  3. PDB
  4. Pfam
  5. RefSeq
  6. GeneID