1. Examine the “RNA-Seq Coverage” and the “FlyBase Genes” tracks in the Genome Browser from left to right. At approximately which coordinate (base position) does the RNA-Seq data start? Remember that you can use the navigation controls at the top of the page to zoom in to the region of interest. ТАTА ВохInrMTEDPE+18 to +27TCAKTY (Drosophila)| CSARCSSAAC(Drosophila)upstream Tat -31/-30-2 to +4+28 to +33YYANWYY (human)RGWYVT(Drosophila)TATAWAAR-40+1BREU TATA BREDMTE DPEInrSXCPE1DCEBREUBREDXCPE1DCEupstream ofTATA box8 to +2DSGYGGRASM(human)S +6 to +11 CTTCS, +16 to +21 CTGTSu +30 to +34 AGC-23 to -17SSRCGCCRTDKKKK

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1. Examine the “RNA-Seq Coverage” and the “FlyBase Genes” tracks in the Genome Browser from left to right. At approximately which coordinate (base position) does the RNA-Seq data start? Remember that you can use the navigation controls at the top of the page to zoom in to the region of interest.

ТАTА Вох
Inr
MTE
DPE
+18 to +27
TCAKTY (Drosophila)| CSARCSSAAC
(Drosophila)
upstream T
at -31/-30
-2 to +4
+28 to +33
YYANWYY (human)
RGWYVT
(Drosophila)
TATAWAAR
-40
+1
BREU TATA BRED
MTE DPE
Inr
S
XCPE1
DCE
BREU
BRED
XCPE1
DCE
upstream of
TATA box
8 to +2
DSGYGGRASM
(human)
S +6 to +11 CTTC
S, +16 to +21 CTGT
Su +30 to +34 AGC
-23 to -17
SSRCGCC
RTDKKKK

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