Bioinformatics; How to retrieve (download) FASTA Protein Sequence

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00:00 - Accessing the NCBI Page for Protein Data
00:27 - Choosing the Right Database on NCBI for Protein Search
00:47 - Searching for Your Desired Protein on NCBI Database
01:26 - Downloading and Saving FASTA Protein Sequence from NCBI

Learn how to retrieve a FASTA protein sequence for your desired protein in this step-by-step bioinformatics tutorial. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned researcher, this video will guide you through the process of downloading protein sequences from online databases and formatting them into the FASTA format. FASTA is a widely-used format in bioinformatics for storing nucleotide or protein sequences, and knowing how to retrieve and use these sequences is essential for various molecular biology, genomics, and protein research projects. In this video, we'll cover:

The basics of FASTA format and its importance in bioinformatics
How to find your desired protein in public databases like NCBI
Step-by-step instructions on retrieving and downloading FASTA protein sequences
How to use FASTA sequences in your research or analysis tools
Practical tips for working with protein sequence data
If you're looking to enhance your understanding of protein analysis, sequence retrieval, and bioinformatics tools, this video is for you!

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Hello I have a bioinformatics related question. It's about the transcript/splice variants of the human SRSF2 gene. I searched on both NCBI and Ensembl to gain further insight about the topic but I find it a bit frustrating. How many exons does this gene have and how is it possible that a section of a sequence is marked as an intron in one variant but marked as a UTR in another variant? I would appreciate if you could help me find an answer to my question. Thank you.