This Schema defines the representation of genomic sequences and features. Author: Brian King (bking@animorphics.net) A Segment is any physical sequence such as a Chromosome, Contig, or BAC. A View is a way to divide the features of large segments among multiple documents. The View specifies the range in which features appear. an assembly or ordering of segments that tile the parent segment. Use the TileLocation to provide a position for the segments within the parent. Locates a segment within a parent segment. The start point of the sub-segment that aligns with a point on its parent. The parent start point is specified with the "start" attribute. Code string representing a molecular sequence The chromosome contains sub-assemblies of DNA such as contigs or BACs. The chromosome identifier, for example, "1", "2", "X". type should be positiveInteger but IBM's WSTK doesnt' recognize it. type should be positiveInteger but IBM's WSTK doesnt' recognize it. A contiguous region of sequence. the start position in the container coordinate system. indicates the orientation within the sequence