I'm looking for the genetic sequence for the TAR region of HIV.
If I put Transactivator Response Region, and HIV, and "genetic sequence: into a browser...is it not unreasonable to expect to be directed to a site that contains genetic sequence information for that element of HIV?
I'm looking for a reliable source of sequence information. I've exhausted myself going through NCBI...the above search query turns up "tat" and some homo sapiens genes...BUT NOT THE INFO I NEED.
PLEASE ADVISE.
I do think there is database on just HIV. What I don't know if It could be more clinical than just virus based.
Maybe trying to find it on a general database on virus
Database HIV and database virus are examples of databases where you can find it
Laura Prendergast
You can find HIV sequence alignments in the Los Alamos database:
Follow the following page: "HIV Sequence Alignments"
https://www.hiv.lanl.gov/content/sequence/NEWALIGN/align.html
Then select the region of interest (e.g. ENV, TAT), then select get alignmnet and you will get your nice fasta file
Good luck
Hello Malik!
Thank you...but I'm actually looking for the sequence of the Transactivator-Response Region, not the sequence for the transactivator (tat). Malik Sallam
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