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Tips from the Blog XVI: getting FASTA sequences

I am having some fun running AlphaPulldown on a computing cluster. A requirement is to have input sequences in FASTA format. I found that I needed to get ~600 sequences. I had a list of the relevant Uniprot IDs. Surely getting the sequences for these proteins should be straightforward? Solution The Uniprot IDs can be […]

4th January 2024By Stephen Royle adventures in code, computing, science bioinformatics, tftb
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