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Extract lists from a tab-delimited spreads... (1)

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This workflow takes a spreadsheet exported as a tab delimited file, such as an Excel spreadsheet. The style is expected as a matrix of data with the first row containing the column names and the first column containing the row names (see below). The top left cell is discarded. The workflow outputs three lists. A list of column names, a list of row names, and a two deep list of data points. The first list is a list of the rows and the sublist is a list of values of the cells from the columns....

Created: 2008-10-17 | Last updated: 2008-10-18

Credits: Andrew Gibson

Genetic Analysis parallel processing example (1)

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This workflow shows both parallel and sequential elements. Input files are read in parallel and the resulting output shared with later activities.

Created: 2008-10-13

Credits: Trident

get_enzymes_by_gene (1)

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Retrieve all the EC numbers which are assigned to a given gene Input example: eco:b0002

Created: 2008-10-08

Credits: Franck Tanoh

runFunCUT (1)

MOBY Web Services (synchronous and asynchronous) that describe the FunCUT method. Is recommended use asynchronous MOBY services because the method needs huge range of time.   FunCUT Method Short Description: Annotates homologous sequences and includes new features related to the specific identification of protein subfamilies (orthologous groups) FunCUT (Abascal and Valencia, 2003. PROTEINS: Structure, Function, and Genetics 53:683– 692 (2003)) is application based on the study...

Created: 2008-10-03 | Last updated: 2008-10-03

Credits: José Manuel Rodríguez

bconv (1)

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Converts external IDs to KEGG IDs.External database:  NCBI GI, NCBI GeneID, GenBank , UniGene , OMIM. Database prefix: ncbi-gi:, ncbi-geneid:, genbank: ,unigene: , uniprot: , omim: Example of input parameter: ncbi-gi:10047090 ncbi-geneid:14751

Created: 2008-09-29 | Last updated: 2008-09-29

Credits: Franck Tanoh

Execute cmd line app - unix - /bin/ls -R o... (1)

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Note that this workflow only works on Unix systems. The get_temporary_directory beanshell returns the path to the directory in which temporary files are held. This value is passed to the create_and_populate_list beanshell which creates a list of '-R' and the path. The resultant list is passed to the args port of the Execute_cmd_line_app service. The command port of that service has been defaulted to '/bin/ls'. The execute_cmd_line_app service runs the /bin/ls -R command on the temporary ...

Created: 2008-09-27

Credits: Alan Williams

Execute cmd line app - unix - /bin/ls of t... (1)

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Note that this workflow only works on Unix systems. The get_temporary_directory beanshell returns the path to the directory in which temporary files are held. This value is passed to the args port of the execute_cmd_line_app service. The command port of that service has been defaulted to '/bin/ls'. The execute_cmd_line_app service runs the /bin/ls command on the temporary directory. The result is passed to its result port and then to the out port of the workflow.

Created: 2008-09-27

Credits: Alan Williams

Insert Molecules into Database (1)

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This workflow reads the molecules form the an MDL SD File and stores them into a database. The database used here is a Postgres SQL database which uses the PGChem::Tigress chemoinformtic extension. To run this workflow you have to install the CDK-Taverna Plug-in for Taverna 1.7.1.0 from http://cdk-taverna.de/plugin

Created: 2008-08-29 | Last updated: 2008-08-29

Credits: Thomasku

EBI_IntAct (1)

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Find protein binary interactions using the EBI's IntAct service. See http://www.ebi.ac.uk/intact/ for further details.

Created: 2008-07-09

Credits: Hamish McWilliam

EBI_OLS_TermInfo (1)

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Get details of an ontology term given its identifer. This workflow uses the EBI's Ontology Lookup Service (OLS) to get the details of the ontology term. The OLS suports a wide range of biological and bioinformatic ontologies. See http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/ for more information.

Created: 2008-07-09

Credits: Hamish McWilliam