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Does anyone know the Accn # for pig/porcine/sus scrofa complete 28S rRNA sequence? We can only find partial sequences in the NCBI database. Thanks!
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One idea might be going to the pig genome page, clicking the "BLAST genome" link at upper right and blasting with human 28S? Sometimes rRNAs don't get annotated for some reason.
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porcine 28S rRNA Accn #
Thanks that was very useful. Found Accn# for an alignment covering 87% of human 28S, which is about the best we can do I guess.Comment
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