I lost your off list reply, so I'm replying here. (Please keep all
messages on list so others can help and benefit.)
aditi gupta wrote:
hi,
when u click at the link which i mentioned, you will find:
'search [Nucleotide] for [ ]'
when u'll paste a gi id e.g. gi|5104821|dbj|AP61.1| in sp
aditi gupta wrote:
hi,
when u click at the link which i mentioned, you will find:
'search [Nucleotide] for [ ]'
when u'll paste a gi id e.g. gi|5104821|dbj|AP61.1| in space after 'for',
a page will open where u will see highlighted accession id: AP61.
when u'll click at this, a def
hi,
when u click at the link which i mentioned, you will find:
'search [Nucleotide] for [ ]'
when u'll paste a gi id e.g. gi|5104821|dbj|AP61.1| in space after 'for',
a page will open where u will see highlighted accession id: AP61.
when u'll click at this, a default information pa
On 6/13/2004 11:19 AM, aditi gupta wrote:
hello everyone,
i have a list of gi accession ids:
e.g.
gi|5104821|dbj|AP61.1|
gi|5104188|dbj|AP60.1|gi|5105654|dbj|AP63.1|gi|26793562|emb|AJ525326.1|ATH525326
etc.
is it possible to parse through their summaries available at
http://www.ncb
hello everyone,
i have a list of gi accession ids:
e.g.
gi|5104821|dbj|AP61.1|
gi|5104188|dbj|AP60.1|gi|5105654|dbj|AP63.1|gi|26793562|emb|AJ525326.1|ATH525326
etc.
is it possible to parse through their summaries available at
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?db=Nucleo
