Workflows

DOI Record Generator (1)

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This workflow generates DOI record files for deposit, using data set metadata for the FLOSSmole project. It reads in an input file generated from a SQL query from an eprints database, and transforms the parts of the source file as necessary to create a comprehensive DOI deposit record. It also generates DOIs for the data sets. These metadata are inserted into an XML record template (based on the std-doi.xsd schema) and the individual resources are aggregated into a single file.

Created: 2009-04-29

Credits: Andrea Wiggins

Attributions: Data Set Metadata Generator

Data Set Metadata Generator (1)

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This workflow generates ePrints XML import files with data set metadata for the FLOSSmole project. It reads in an input file generated from a Notre Dame SourceForge dump SQL query and uses regular expressions to parse the filename for the data set's source repository, download URL, and basic description. It also translates the epoch date into a sql format suitable for import, and the file size from bytes into larger units, e.g. GB, MB, etc. These data are inserted into an XML eprint record te...

Created: 2008-08-19 | Last updated: 2008-08-19

Credits: Andrea Wiggins

MassBank to KEGG (1)

Workflow that queries MassBank DB to retrieve database identifiers (KEGG, PubChem, InChI) and continue search with them to retrieve pathways from KEGG for given compound identifier,searches PubChem via eutils and PUG, queries ChemSpider for compound information and image. Note: Usage of ChemSpider web services requires a valid security token - receive one by registering at ChemSpider (look at your profile to see your token)

Created: 2009-03-30 | Last updated: 2009-03-30

Credits: Michael Gerlich

Search InChI in NCBI eSearch (pccompound) (1)

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This workflow takes in a search term (e.g. InChI) for search in PubChem pccompound database. The result is an xml file containing summary information about the search term and also a compound image and the compound webpage fetched from Pubchem.

Created: 2009-03-30 | Last updated: 2009-03-30

Credits: Michael Gerlich

blastp using the MRS system (1)

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This blastp workflow uses the blast service of MRS (http://mrs.cmbi.ru.nl). Inputs are a sequence (only amino acids, not a fasta sequence) and a database name. Valid database names that can be used are "sprot", "uniprot", "trembl", "pdb", "refseq", "ipi" and "gpcrdb". Output is returned in XML.

Created: 2008-11-28 | Last updated: 2008-11-28

Credits: Bas Vroling

Population genomics : From Blast xml forma... (1)

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Parse Blast XML results to obtain species specifics sequences

Created: 2014-02-27 | Last updated: 2014-06-10

Credits: Ylebras

Free text search to Concept Wiki URI (4)

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Free text search of concept wiki using the Openphacts "Map free text to a concept url based on semantic tag" ie /search/byTag. Search for either compounds or targets depending on the input uuid for "searchType" and filter by source authority with the "branch" input

Created: 2013-06-24 | Last updated: 2013-06-24

Credits: Ian Dunlop Katy Wolstencroft Marco Roos paul groth

Make XML Parameters (1)

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Reformats a SNP list with optional p-value into the required XML input for the 'Define Associated Regions and Genes' workflow. Additional parameters can be supplied to add to the XML document.

Created: 2012-02-08 | Last updated: 2012-02-08

Credits: Paul martin

Longitude with beanshell (1)

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This workflow takes in a string value or list of values and pulls out longitude coordinates formatted as ###-##(N or S) using the following regular expression: \d\d\d-\d\d(E|W). The coordinates are processed and formatted to be in the form required by the web service used in my "Elevation plot" workflow. This workflow primarily contains string manipulation. For many of the text and list services used, the beanshell script needed to be modified in order to produce the formatti...

Created: 2011-10-06 | Last updated: 2011-10-06

Credits: Chrisser

Latitude with beanshell (1)

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This workflow takes in a string value or list of values and pulls out latitude coordinates formatted as ##-##(N or S) using the following regular expression: \d\d-\d\d(N|S). The coordinates are processed and formatted to be in the form required by the web service used in my "Elevation plot" workflow. This workflow contains primarily string manipulation. For many of the text and list services used, the beanshell script needed to be modified in order to produce the formatting I requi...

Created: 2011-10-06 | Last updated: 2011-10-06

Credits: Chrisser