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Pattern Match Select DATABASE    SWISS-PROT             Release (2015-04-29)    GENBANK             Release (2015-04-17) Pattern Syntax    PROSITE regular expression    PYTHON regular expression Input Pattern    AND    AND    AND    AND       Search Option    Match To Species        Homo sapiens Mus musculus Rattus norvegicus Caenorhabditis elegans Drosophila melanogaster Saccharomyces cerevisiae Escherichia coli Xenopus laevis    Without Sequence Data    Keep Pattern Order   How to search    ‘x’, ’X’, ’.’ means randomly selected character.     If you input mxa, mXa or m.a, you can search from maa to mza.    X(number) Number means X was duplicated how many times     ex) ma(2) means maa. ma(3) means maaa.    By using ‘<’ or ‘^’, you can search from N-term location.     ex) <ma or ^ma    By using ‘>’ or ‘$’, you can search from C-term location.     ex) ma> or ma$    This search program ignores '-' and ' '.