Tao Tao asks about PIR sequence retrieval:
As of 1 Dec 1990, you can get info on how to do this by sending the 1-line
e-mail message:
HELP On-Line_Access
to the address: fileserv at gunbrf.bitnet
(The '.bitnet' suffix is required for Internet->Bitnet e-mail)
You may also include the e-mail message lines:
HELP SEARCH
BASES
for other help. As I read it, this PIR access is NOT free ...
Back in Nov. 1989, Amos Bairoch indicated (INFO-GCG list) that the SwissProt
entries DR line(s) cross-reference SwissProt to PIR & EMBL (when applicable).
This is sort of a backwards way to find the PIR=EMBL #s, but might help.
More info on request (net bandwidth, you know 8-).
Hope it helps,
Tom Easton
> Dear netters,
>> I need help on protein sequence retrieval. What I have are the accession no
s
> from FASTA output, which gives accession no.s in PIR database. However, I
> only know how to retrieve certain sequence from EMBL, which don't have the P
IR
> databse. Could any fellow netter give me a helping hand on from which serve
r
> I could retrieve these sequences?
> Thanks in advance.
> Tao Tao
> Internet: tao at opus.iarc.mco.edu> Bitnet: tao%opus at mcoiarc.bitnet