integratedInto a ObjectProperty
Domain
definition: If this NA object is integrated into another NA object, for example a phage genome which is integrated into a bacterial genome or a plasmid which is integrated into a yeast genome.
CompleteNASequence
definition: If this NA object is integrated into another NA object, for example a phage genome which is integrated into a bacterial genome or a plasmid which is integrated into a yeast genome.
MaturedRNA
definition: If this NA object is integrated into another NA object, for example a phage genome which is integrated into a bacterial genome or a plasmid which is integrated into a yeast genome.
PCRPrimer
definition: If this NA object is integrated into another NA object, for example a phage genome which is integrated into a bacterial genome or a plasmid which is integrated into a yeast genome.
MiscNA
definition: If this NA object is integrated into another NA object, for example a phage genome which is integrated into a bacterial genome or a plasmid which is integrated into a yeast genome.
Contig
definition: If this NA object is integrated into another NA object, for example a phage genome which is integrated into a bacterial genome or a plasmid which is integrated into a yeast genome.
PrecursorRNA
definition: If this NA object is integrated into another NA object, for example a phage genome which is integrated into a bacterial genome or a plasmid which is integrated into a yeast genome.
tmRNA
definition: If this NA object is integrated into another NA object, for example a phage genome which is integrated into a bacterial genome or a plasmid which is integrated into a yeast genome.
Barcode
definition: If this NA object is integrated into another NA object, for example a phage genome which is integrated into a bacterial genome or a plasmid which is integrated into a yeast genome.
Plasmid
definition: If this NA object is integrated into another NA object, for example a phage genome which is integrated into a bacterial genome or a plasmid which is integrated into a yeast genome.
Transcript
definition: If this NA object is integrated into another NA object, for example a phage genome which is integrated into a bacterial genome or a plasmid which is integrated into a yeast genome.
MiscRna
definition: If this NA object is integrated into another NA object, for example a phage genome which is integrated into a bacterial genome or a plasmid which is integrated into a yeast genome.
rRNA
definition: If this NA object is integrated into another NA object, for example a phage genome which is integrated into a bacterial genome or a plasmid which is integrated into a yeast genome.
Read
definition: If this NA object is integrated into another NA object, for example a phage genome which is integrated into a bacterial genome or a plasmid which is integrated into a yeast genome.
mRNA
definition: If this NA object is integrated into another NA object, for example a phage genome which is integrated into a bacterial genome or a plasmid which is integrated into a yeast genome.
Chromosome
definition: If this NA object is integrated into another NA object, for example a phage genome which is integrated into a bacterial genome or a plasmid which is integrated into a yeast genome.
NASequence
definition: If this NA object is integrated into another NA object, for example a phage genome which is integrated into a bacterial genome or a plasmid which is integrated into a yeast genome.
ASVSequence
definition: If this NA object is integrated into another NA object, for example a phage genome which is integrated into a bacterial genome or a plasmid which is integrated into a yeast genome.
Scaffold
definition: If this NA object is integrated into another NA object, for example a phage genome which is integrated into a bacterial genome or a plasmid which is integrated into a yeast genome.
tRNA
definition: If this NA object is integrated into another NA object, for example a phage genome which is integrated into a bacterial genome or a plasmid which is integrated into a yeast genome.
ncRNA
definition: If this NA object is integrated into another NA object, for example a phage genome which is integrated into a bacterial genome or a plasmid which is integrated into a yeast genome.
UncompleteNASequence