06-24-2009
Thank you for the start to the code. I should be able to take it from here.
And to KevinADC...I apologize for the annoyances of asking for so much code. I am enrolled to take a more advanced Perl class that starts this next fall, but I was just attempting to jump-start my research as much as possible. I've been looking for a colleague to hire who's not busy with other work, but it's been hard (not much of this campus knows Perl). I work at UW-Madison, where Java and C++ are the languages of choice. Again, my apologies, and thank you for your patience.
-akreibich07
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insdseqget
INSDSEQGET(1) NCBI Tools User's Manual INSDSEQGET(1)
NAME
insdseqget - format sequences from GenBank as an XML INSDSet
SYNOPSIS
insdseqget [-] [-d filename] [-i filename] [-m n/p/b] [-n] [-o filename] [-v]
DESCRIPTION
insdseqget retrieves biological sequence data from GenBank (according to an input list of GI accession numbers) and prints it out as an XML
INSDSet document.
OPTIONS
A summary of options is included below.
- Print usage message
-d filename
Input file name for date list (desired accessions, one per line, followed by a blank line and a list of allowed dates, also one per
line)
-i filename
Input file name for GI list (default = stdin)
-m n/p/b
Molecule type:
n Nucleotide (default)
p Protein
b Both
-n Return only new records (for which the given GI refers to an old version)
-o filename
Output file name for the XML INSDSet (default = stdout)
-v Fetch SNP Variations
AUTHOR
The National Center for Biotechnology Information.
SEE ALSO
asn2gb(1), gbseqget(1).
NCBI
2006-04-14 INSDSEQGET(1)