Hi Firat

not sure to well understand your request, but surfing in genomic database as NCBI or UCSC, you'll get enough mRNA sequence to run and play.

all the best

fred

What exactly are the questions you wish to answer with your "in silico" study? What are your design goals? e.g. are you interested in effects of changes in the ribosome binding site? RNA secondary structure? RNA processing? Any reason you cannot simply use the RNA complement of the corresponding cDNA? Are you simply asking about sequence design, or by "design" do you mean to build a structural model?

Annemarie Honegger I sent you a private message.