Workflows

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

getInchIfromMassBankPeaklist_ChemSpider_wo... (2)

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uses InChI's retrieved from a MassBank peaklist query to get compound information about those compounds via querying ChemSpider for information and displaying those results with image

Created: 2008-06-05 | Last updated: 2008-06-16

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

Download Entries from PubChem (1)

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Given a list of identifiers (e.g. CID) and their appropriate type (eID_CID - note that these differ slightly from the original identifier name -> CID <-> eID_CID), this workflow queries PubChem via PUG to retrieve a download URL for the resulting XML file containing the results. Adding support for downloading this XML file and writing it to filesystem is planned.

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

Credits: Michael Gerlich

Retrieve Pathways and Compound information... (1)

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Given a KEGG compound identifier (e.g. cpd:C00905), this workflow queries KEGG DB for pathways and compound information for each of these compounds. As the KEGG pathway service tries to find pathways which contain all input compounds, the input list is split up to circumvent this behaviour and to search for only one compound in a pathway at a time. Compounds identified in pathways are marked as red in the resulting pathway image.

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

Credits: Michael Gerlich