Hi Harshita

lot of possibilities, but the main ones are to go to the NCBI or UCSC database (for instance, just type NCBI XXXX YYYY UTR region, where XXXX is your bacteria and YYYY your gene) in google.

or just give the species and target in research gate...maybe someone could answer ;)

all the best

fred

To find the untranslated region (UTR) sequence of a particular bacterial mRNA using bioinformatics, you can follow these general steps:

Hi Harshita

As Mr.Kurshid suggested you can try it in a logical sequence. My suggestion is try using the "BLAST" tool from NIH website for the steps -5. Examine the annotations...,6. Predict the UTR....

All the best@

Harshita Tiwari