So far in this exercise you have only dealt with single genes. However, many whole genomes have now been sequenced and most of these are available on Genbank. The Genome database contains genomes from all types of organisms, from viruses, bacteria, through to large eukaryotes like human. It also contains organelle genomes such as mitochondria.
Click on NCBI/Genome. In the search box type "Anolis" and execute the search. This will download the genome of Anolis carolinensis, the green anole lizard. You will see that the document icons are faded out - this means that the documents returned are summary documents and do not contain any sequence. To get the sequence and all the annotations, select the file then click the Download button in the viewer. The download may take several minutes for large documents.
If you want to add the genome to your database so that you can use it in Geneious Prime, drag and drop the files you want to your Local folders. You can do this either before or after downloading the full document.
Congratulations, you have now completed the Genbank searching tutorial.