Hi Jeroen,
a normal blastdb file consists of 4 files:
x # <== !!
x.nhr
x.nin
x.nsq
So if you created this database with the command formatdb -i x -p F, 'x'
is the multifasta file _and_ the database name to search against.
This means, in your case 'x' is the multifasta file your looking for.
There's no need to extract this file ...
Hope this helps
with best regards
Sven Klages
Jeroen Raes schrieb:
>> Hi all,
>> does anybody know of a method to extract the original multifasta file from
> blastdb files which were created with the formatdb command?
> (x.log,x.nhr,x.nin,x.nsq)
>> Thanks,
>> Jeroen
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>> Jeroen Raes
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