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CATHEDRAL (Draft WSDL)

This service allows the CATH database to be searched by protein structure.
NB This service is not currently active. It is still in development -- check back here for updates. The WSDL posted may change between now and the first release.
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CATH/Gene3D HMMScan (draft WSDL)

This service allows the CATH and Gene3D HMM libraries to be searched with a given amino acid sequence (or any one of various database identifiers representing a sequence).
NB This service is not currently active. It is still in development -- check back here for updates. The WSDL posted may change between now and the first release.
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tBLASTx at SIB (nucleotide query sequence(s) against a nucleotide sequence dabase, both six-frame translated)

tBLASTx finds regions of similarity between the six-frame translations of a nucleotide query sequence and the six-frame translations of a nucleotide sequence database.
Computations are done on the Vital-IT cluster (SIB).
Most NCBI BLAST (2.2.17) options are available.
Most SIB databases are available: STS, EST, HTG, refseq, repbase, ...
INPUT: nucleotide sequence(s) + choose a database
OUTPUT: BLAST output
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tBLASTn at SIB (protein query sequence(s) against a nucleotide sequence database dynamically translated in all reading frames)

tBLASTn finds regions of similarity between a protein query sequence and a nucleotide sequence database dynamically translated in all reading frames.
Computations are done on the Vital-IT cluster (SIB).
Most NCBI BLAST (2.2.17) options are available.
Most SIB databases are available: Uniprot, UniRef, organism proteomes, refseq protein, nrl3D, ...
INPUT: protein sequence(s) + choose a database
OUTPUT: BLAST output
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PSI-BLAST at SIB (protein query sequence against protein database, low similarity, iterative process)

psiBLAST finds regions of low similarity between peptides (Position-Specific Iterated BLAST).
Computations are done on the Vital-IT cluster (SIB).
Most NCBI BLAST (2.2.17) options are available.
Most SIB databases are available: Uniprot, UniRef, organism proteomes, refseq protein, nrl3D, ...
INPUT: protein sequence(s) + choose a database
OUTPUT: BLAST output
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