Name of the allele for the given gene. All gene-related features (exon, CDS etc) for a given gene should share the same Allele qualifier value; the Allele qualifier value must, by definition, be different from the Gene qualifier value; when used with the variation feature key, the Allele qualifier value should be that of the variant.

Reference to a citation listed in the entry reference field.

Specifies a codon which is different from any found in the reference genetic code.

Indicates the offset at which the first complete codon of a coding feature can be found, relative to the first base of that feature.

Database cross-reference: pointer to related information in another database.

Enzyme Commission number for enzyme product of sequence.

Indicates that the coding region cannot be translated using standard biological rules.

A brief description of the nature of the experimental evidence that supports the feature identification or assignment.

Function attributed to a sequence.

Symbol of the gene corresponding to a sequence region.

Synonymous, replaced, obsolete or former gene symbol.

Genomic map position of feature.

A structured description of non-experimental evidence that supports the feature identification or assignment.

Gets the key for this item. These are not necessarily unique within a list, which is why this is a property of an object to be included in a list, rather than omitting this as a property and using a dictionary instead of a list.

A label used to permanently tag a feature.

Gets the location of this feature in the sequence. This may also refers to other genbank files. For example, join(100..200,J00194.1:1..150) In this example location specifies joining of bases from 100 to 200 from the sequence in which this location data present and bases from 1 to 150 from the sequence who's accession number is J00194.1.

A submitter-supplied, systematic, stable identifier for a gene and its associated features, used for tracking purposes.

Any comment or additional information.

A number to indicate the order of genetic elements (e.g., exons or introns) in the 5' to 3' direction.

Feature tag assigned for tracking purposes.

Name of the group of contiguous genes transcribed into a single transcript to which that feature belongs.

Name of the product associated with the feature, e.g. the mRNA of an mRNA feature, the polypeptide of a CDS, the mature peptide of a mat_peptide, etc.

Protein identifier, issued by International collaborators. this qualifier consists of a stable ID portion (3+5 format with 3 position letters and 5 numbers) plus a version number after the decimal point.

Indicates that this feature is a non-functional version of the element named by the feature key.

Gets the dictionary of attributes.

During protein translation, certain sequences can program ribosomes to change to an alternative reading frame by a mechanism known as ribosomal slippage.

Accepted standard name for this feature.

Automatically generated one-letter abbreviated amino acid sequence derived from either the universal genetic code or the table as specified in Transl_table qualifier and as determined by exceptions in the Transl_except and Codon qualifiers.

Translational exception: single codon the translation of which does not conform to genetic code defined by Organism and Codon qualifier.

Definition of genetic code table used if other than universal genetic code table.

Indicates that exons from two RNA molecules are ligated in intermolecular reaction to form mature RNA.