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General
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We have provided three ways in which you can search the TardiBASE
database by web based forms. These are :
Cluster name or Genbank Accession number.
Annotation - searching for keywords in blast output.
Sequence similarity - via a blast web interface.
The details for each search are listed below.
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| Searching by Cluster name or accession number |
This page provides a way of searching the cluster databases by the name of a H.dujardini cluster or
searching for a single known EST by its Genbank accession number. It will direct you to the relevant cluster
containing your EST and any other H.dujardini EST we have clustered with it.
- Enter the HDC cluster name OR Genbanks accession number in the text box
- To submit your request, click the button marked submit.
After a few moments the information available for your cluster will be displayed,
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| Searching by Annotation |
This page provides a way of searching the cluster databases by anontation derived
from precomputed blast searches (blastn vrs nr, blastx vrs nr and blastn
vrs dbest).
- Enter the keyword you wish to search for in the text box (e.g. collagen etc).
- If you want to limit the accuracy of the blast hits you may enter the e-score exponent
in the 'Minimum e-score box' (e.g. if you wanted
only hits < e^-30 you would enter '30' in this box).
- Output can ordered either by abundance of ESTs in the cluster or by
blast score by clicking the appropriate option.
- To submit your request, click the button marked submit.
After a few moments a list of clusters matching your request will be displayed,
by clicking on the cluster number you will bring up the available information
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| Searching by Sequence Similarity |
This page allows you to retrieve clusters which bear sequence similarity to
a specified sequence using BLAST.
- Choose the appropriate 'Program' and options.
- Enter your sequence in FASTA format and select your appropriate output
view options.
- Click on 'Search' to perform your BLAST.
After a few moments you will see the blast output, again, by clicking on
the cluster number, you will bring up the available information for that
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| Searching by Stage Specificity |
This page will enable you to search for clusters on the basis of life stage
specificity. Curently TardiBASE only contains clusters from mixed stage libraries so
the facility is not required. We hope to make it available as clusters from other
libraries are added to the database.
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