Workflows

What is [query] from NCBI, EBI, UniProt an... (2)

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test values: query = paget disease query = pdb4 query = hk1 query = h1n1 This rdfiser query those four federated search services EB-Eye, KEGG LinkDB, NCBI Entrez and UniProt knowledgebase. RDF triples are returned for search statistics with Bio2RDF normalised URIs. This workflow should be used responsibly because it can generate high load at the provider resources. test values: query = paget disease query = pdb4 query = hk1 query = h1n1 query = paget disease query = pdb4 query = hk1 que...

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

Credits: Francois Belleau

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

EBI_CiteXplore (1)

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Perform a literature search using the EBI's CiteXplore service (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/citexplore/), and get the results in a minimal XML format containing the citation information (i.e. title, author, journal, etc.), the identifier of the citation in the source database (PubMed/Medline, Agricola, Patent Abstracts, CBA, CiteSeer, etc.) and information about abstract and full article availablity including URLs.

Created: 2008-07-09

Credits: Hamish McWilliam

Triplify EB-Eye databases list from EBI [m... (1)

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TAG: knowledgescope, eb-eye, bio2rdf, banff_manifesto, rdf, ebi, soap

Created: 2009-11-30 | Last updated: 2009-11-30

Credits: Francois Belleau

EB-eye getAllResultIds and WSDbfetch fetch... (1)

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Get database entries for a query using EB-eye to perform the initial query against the database to get entry identifiers and using the identifiers with WSDbfetch to retrieve the entry data in the desired format. Note: this particular implementation is not suitable for queries which return large numbers of results.

Created: 2013-03-28

Credits: Hamish McWilliam

blastn and blastx (1)

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This workflow accepts an url of a fasta file as input and performs an NCBI blastn at the EBI against the bacteria database and an NCBI blastx against the uniref90 database.  From the blast results of the blastx the hit with the lowest e-value is taken and the GO is returned. Output is blastx and blastn results and GO from the first hit of the blastx.   Based on Katy Wolstencroft & Hamish McWilliam EBI_NCBI_BLAST http://www.myexperiment.org/workflows/1765.html

Created: 2011-06-08 | Last updated: 2011-06-08

Credits: Niek

Parsed UniProt to PubMed (1)

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Uses the parsed Uniprot results (see workflow http://www.myexperiment.org/workflows/26.html) to retrieve information from PubMed.

Created: 2011-04-01 | Last updated: 2011-04-01

Credits: Morgan Taschuk

Use UniProt to retrieve InterPro data (1)

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Used parsed Uniprot results (see workflowUsed parsed Uniprot results (see workflow http://www.myexperiment.org/workflows/26.html) to retrieve results about the protein from InterPro.

Created: 2011-04-01

Credits: Morgan Taschuk

UniProt to Gene Ontology (1)

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Used parsed Uniprot results (see workflow http://www.myexperiment.org/workflows/26.html) to retrieve results about the protein from Gene Ontology and outputs it in text format.

Created: 2011-04-01 | Last updated: 2011-04-01

Credits: Morgan Taschuk

Vaccine Targets Workflow (3)

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Comparison of the genome of Bacillus anthracis to closely related strains will allow the discovery of proteins which may be involved in pathogenicity. Based on the biochemical pathways where the protein interacts, vaccines can be designed for these unique proteins. By gaining insight into the biochemical pathways that the unique proteins are involved in, the proteins can also be assessed for potential quality as vaccines. The key components of the vaccine finding system are the following: T...

Created: 2011-03-30 | Last updated: 2011-04-01

Credits: Morgan Taschuk A Team