Dear all,
I am new to whole genome sequencing, I never sequenced complete genomes. I used to sequence small pieces of DNA.
However I have been sequencing lots of DNA lately and I realised I never knew how to look for multiple DNA sequences at the same time in for example the NCBI database.
Normally I only have 1 or maybe 2, max 3 sequences and then I simple enter then manually and search for matches, but now I got 98 contigs/sequences, how can I enter those all at once so that I dont need to enter 98 sequences one by one manuelly?
There must be programs out there, but I am guessing they cost a lot of money?
And since I am not good with writing my own programs, programming such thing isnt much of an option I am afraid.
Or is there an option to enter more sequences at once at the ncbi website?
thanks in advance.
I am new to whole genome sequencing, I never sequenced complete genomes. I used to sequence small pieces of DNA.
However I have been sequencing lots of DNA lately and I realised I never knew how to look for multiple DNA sequences at the same time in for example the NCBI database.
Normally I only have 1 or maybe 2, max 3 sequences and then I simple enter then manually and search for matches, but now I got 98 contigs/sequences, how can I enter those all at once so that I dont need to enter 98 sequences one by one manuelly?
There must be programs out there, but I am guessing they cost a lot of money?
And since I am not good with writing my own programs, programming such thing isnt much of an option I am afraid.
Or is there an option to enter more sequences at once at the ncbi website?
thanks in advance.
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