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retrieve protein sequence and do a BLAST f... (1)

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retrieve protein sequence and do a BLAST from DDBJ Web services   informations on Web services available at http://xml.nig.ac.jp/index.html example accession : Q9NRA8 database : UNIPROT program : blastp  

Created: 2010-09-01 | Last updated: 2010-09-01

Credits: Lebreton

Attributions: retrieve protein sequence and do a BLAST and extract position from DDBJ Web services

retrieve protein sequence and do a high sp... (1)

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retrieve protein sequence and do a high speed BLAST from DDBJ Web services informations on Web services available at http://xml.nig.ac.jp/index.html example accession : Q9NRA8 database : ddbjbct program : tblastn param : -b 100 -v 100

Created: 2010-09-01 | Last updated: 2010-09-01

Credits: Lebreton

Attributions: retrieve protein sequence and do a high speed BLAST and extract position from DDBJ Web services

Create custom-made GPCR alignments (1)

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This workflow allows you to create your own GPCR alignments. The alignments are built from the residues that are annotated with the general residue numbers. Alignments are therefore not built using standard alignment algorithms but are created by selecting residues that are likely to share the same position in the three-dimensional structure. Users can select the proteins and residue positions that should be aligned, allowing for the creation of e.g. an alignment of all binding pocket residue...

Created: 2010-08-24 | Last updated: 2010-08-24

Credits: Bas Vroling

BLAST against the GPCRDB (1)

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With this workflow you can submit a BLAST query to the GPCRDB. Input requires a sequence with amino acids only.

Created: 2010-08-24 | Last updated: 2010-08-24

Credits: Bas Vroling

Retrieve a protein from the GPCRDB (1)

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This small workflow illustrates how to use the web service access provided by the GPCRDB in Taverna. The proteinId input field is case sensitive and by default the identifiers in the GPCRDB are lowercase. You can try this mini-workflow with e.a. 'adrb2_human'.

Created: 2010-08-24 | Last updated: 2010-08-24

Credits: Bas Vroling

KEIO Bioinformatics Web Service - a genera... (2)

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This workflow generates a sequence logo image for a set of amino acid sequences of FOXP2 gene, by downloading the amino acid sequences in Fasta format through Togo Web Service with UniProt identifiers (togoWS, provided by the G-language Genome Analysis Environment SOAP Service), running BLAST web service (runBLAST), retrieving a set of sequences from ID list (togoWS), aligning the sequence with MUSCLE (runMUSCLE), extracting a certain region from the alignment (extractalign, provided by Soapl...

Created: 2010-08-13 | Last updated: 2010-11-19

Credits: cory (Kazuki Oshita)

retrieve protein sequence and do a BLAST w... (1)

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retrieve protein sequence and do a BLAST with options from DDBJ Web services informations on Web services available at http://xml.nig.ac.jp/index.html exxample accession : Q9NRA8 database : UNIPROT program : blastp param : -b 5 -m 7    

Created: 2010-07-21 | Last updated: 2010-09-01

Credits: Lebreton

retrieve protein sequence and do a high sp... (1)

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retrieve protein sequence and do a high speed BLAST and extract position from DDBJ Web services informations on Web services available at http://xml.nig.ac.jp/index.html example accession : Q9NRA8 database : ddbjbct program : tblastn param : -b 100 -v 100

Created: 2010-07-21 | Last updated: 2010-07-21

Credits: Lebreton

retrieve protein sequence and do a BLAST a... (1)

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retrieve protein sequence and do a BLAST and extract position from DDBJ Web services   informations on Web services available at http://xml.nig.ac.jp/index.html example accession : Q9NRA8 database : UNIPROT program : blastp  

Created: 2010-07-21 | Last updated: 2010-07-21

Credits: Lebreton

Attributions: BLAST using DDBJ service

Identify_strain_and_phylogenetic_tree (1)

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Created: 2009-03-20 | Last updated: 2009-03-20

Credits: Aailyso Hamish McWilliam AID