Enter
query, and click
Run. The number of matching sequences available in the database will be displayed,
along with
retrieval options. Choose one or all options, or enter a modified query and re-run, if desired.
See example
below.
Please see the
sequence query tutorial for help understanding and writing queries.
If you have difficulties with this web-based interface,
please try the
hivq.PL script, available for
download.
It runs directly from your machine.
This page is an alternative interface to the
Los Alamos National Laboratories' HIV
sequence database, that allows completely custom queries in an
NCBI-like
query language. Sequences are returned in a FASTA format, with annotations based on your query. For example:
(C)[subtype] (SI)[phenotype] (gp41)[gene]
returns (at least) 75 sequences:
>L22956(499) 'subtype'='C' 'phenotype'='SI'
atgagagtgagggggatactgaggaattgtcaacaatggtggatatggggcatc..
>AF056123(48264) 'subtype'='C' 'phenotype'='SI'
ataattagatctgaaaatttgacaaacaatgtcaaaacaataatagtacatctt...
>...
...
(The GenBank accession follows the
>; the LANL sequence ID is in parentheses.)
If you have difficulties with this page, encounter bugs, or have a suggestion for an enhancement, please
email me.
NOTE: The author is not affiliated with the Los Alamos National Laboratories, nor is this site associated with the Los Alamos National Laboratories. The author provides this site as a convenience to the research community only, and can only answer questions having to do with this interface. LANL's bioinformaticians can be contacted here.
All results provided by this software are for RESEARCH USE ONLY. The author makes ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY on their suitability for any application, and assumes no responsibility for any adverse consequences, including but not limited to adverse clinical consequences, in any situation involving the use of results obtained from this software.