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PSEQUIN(1)						     NCBI Tools User's Manual							PSEQUIN(1)

NAME
Psequin - submit sequences to Genbank, EMBL, and DDBJ SYNOPSIS
Psequin [-b] [-bse] [-e] [-f filename] [-gc] [-h] [-oldaln] [-oldasn] [-oldgph] [-oldseq] [-oldsource] [-s] [-w] [-x] DESCRIPTION
Psequin is a program designed to aid in the submission of sequences to the GenBank, EMBL, and DDBJ sequence databases. It was written at the National Center for Biotechnology Information, part of the National Library of Medicine at the National Institutes of Health. Psequin can assemble the essential elements of a GenBank record from simple FASTA-format text files. For example, the program obtains the proper genetic code from an organism name, and automatically determines coding region intervals by back-translation from the protein sequence. An on-line help window scrolls to the appropriate place as the user moves between and within data entry forms, giving relevant details on what information is expected. Psequin also contains a number of built-in validation functions for quality assurance. Features such as splice sites and coding region translations are checked for accuracy or internal consistency. Double-clicking on an error message launches an appropriate editor by which the user can correct any problems. Psequin provides live, clickable views of the data in a variety of formats, including a report form, GenBank flatfile, EMBL flatfile, and a graphical view. Double clicking on an item in any of these formats launches an editor for that item. The editor is capable of maintaining correct feature table positions as the underlying sequence is edited. It can display features on the sequence during editing, and allows feature intervals to be adjusted by direct manipulation. OPTIONS
-b Bioseq-set mode -bse binseqentry mode -e Entrez mode -f filename read from filename -gc genome center mode -h turn off automatic help -oldaln use old alignment reader -oldasn leave as old ASN.1 -oldgph use old graphic view -oldseq use old sequence view -oldsource use old flat-file source format -s subtool mode -w workbench mode -x read from standard input AUTHOR
The National Center for Biotechnology Information. SEE ALSO
asnmacro(1), sbtedit(1), tbl2asn(1), /usr/share/doc/ncbi-tools-x11/sequin.htm, <http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Sequin/>. NCBI
2011-09-02 PSEQUIN(1)

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ASN2FSA(1)						     NCBI Tools User's Manual							ASN2FSA(1)

NAME
asn2fsa - convert biological sequence data from ASN.1 to FASTA SYNOPSIS
asn2fsa [-] [-A acc] [-D] [-E] [-H] [-L filename] [-T] [-a type] [-b] [-c] [-d path] [-e N] [-f path] [-g] [-h filename] [-i filename] [-k] [-l] [-m] [-o filename] [-p path] [-q filename] [-r] [-s] [-u] [-v filename] [-x str] [-z] DESCRIPTION
asn2fsa converts biological sequence data from ASN.1 to FASTA. OPTIONS
A summary of options is included below. - Print usage message -A acc Accession to fetch -D Use Dash for Gap -E Extended Seq-ids -H HTML spans -L filename Log file -T Use Threads -a type Input ASN.1 type: a Automatic (default) z Any e Seq-entry b Bioseq s Bioseq-set m Seq-submit t batch processing (suitable for official releases; autodetects specific type) -b Bioseq-set is Binary -c Bioseq-set is Compressed -d path Path to ReadDB Database -e N Line length (70 by default; may range from 10 to 120) -f path Path to indexed FASTA data -g Expand delta gaps into Ns -h filename Far component cache output file name -i filename Single input file (standard input by default) -k Local fetching -l Lock components in advance -m Master style for near segmented sequences -o filename Nucleotide Output file name -p path Path to ASN.1 Files -q filename Quality score output file name -r Remote fetching from NCBI -s Far genomic contig for quality scores -u Recurse -v filename Protein output file name -x str File selection substring (.ent by default) [String] -z Print quality score gap as -1 AUTHOR
The National Center for Biotechnology Information. SEE ALSO
asn2all(1), asn2asn(1), asn2ff(1), asn2gb(1), asn2xml(1), asndhuff(1). NCBI
2011-09-02 ASN2FSA(1)
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