Workflows

Entrez Gene to KEGG Pathway (5)

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This workflow takes in Entrez gene ids then adds the string "ncbi-geneid:" to the start of each gene id. These gene ids are then cross-referenced to KEGG gene ids. Each KEGG gene id is then sent to the KEGG pathway database and its relevant pathways returned.

Created: 2009-12-04 | Last updated: 2010-11-30

Credits: Paul Fisher

Perform a search through NCBI eUtils eSearch (3)

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This workflow takes in a search term and a database (e.g. snp, gene, protein) in which to perfom the search over. The result is an xml file containing summary information about the search term. Example input for this workflow are given below: database: pubmed terms: cancer AND diabetes

Created: 2009-11-27 | Last updated: 2009-12-03

GBSeq test (2)

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This workflow retrieves nucleotide and protein sequences with the literature and references associated to them given a protein and a nucleotide id.

Created: 2008-03-05 | Last updated: 2008-03-31

Credits: Franck Tanoh

NCBI Gi to Kegg Pathways (1)

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This workflow converts a list of NCBI gi numbers and  converts them to a list of KEGG genes. Those KEGG gene ids are subsequently turned into KEGG pathway identifiers and descriptions. It also removes any null values from a list of strings. Example input for this workflow is as follows (new line separated): gi:215422388 gi:120407068

Created: 2009-06-08 | Last updated: 2009-12-14

Credits: Paul Fisher

Pathways and Gene annotations for Arabidop... (2)

This workflow searches for genes obtained from affy_ath1 affymetrix probeset identifiers. The Entrez and UniProt identifiers are then sent to KEGG to obtain KEGG gene identifiers. The KEGG gene identifiers are then used to searcg for pathways in the KEGG pathway database.

Created: 2009-03-06 | Last updated: 2009-12-03

Credits: Paul Fisher Peter Li

Attributions: Pathways and Gene annotations for QTL region

Sequence_or_ID_or_GI (1)

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Get a sequence in fasta format given one of: An NCBI GI number (e.g. 75251068). An entry identifier in database:identifier format (e.g. uniprot:Q96247). 3. A sequence entry in a format supported by EMBOSS seqret.

Created: 2008-06-07

Credits: Hamish McWilliam

Attributions: Structure_or_ID

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

NCBI_QBLAST (2)

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Perform an NCBI BLAST sequence similarity search using NCBI's QBLAST service (see http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/BLAST/Doc/urlapi.html). The query sequence, database to search and BLAST program to use are inputs, the other parameters for the search are allowed to default.

Created: 2008-06-07 | Last updated: 2008-06-07

Credits: Hamish McWilliam

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

Rank Phenotype Terms (1)

This workflow counts the number of articles in the pubmed database in which each term occurs, and identifies the total number of articles in the entire PubMed database. It also identified the total number of articles within pubmed so that a term enrichment score may be calculated. The workflow also takes in a document containing abstracts that are related to a particular phenotype. Scientiifc terms are then extracted from this text and given a weighting according to the number of terms that ...

Created: 2009-08-10

Credits: Paul Fisher