RICHMOND@iubacs.bitnet (12/03/88)
Our group has a nucleotide sequence of a Drosophila esterase in Genbank. When
we submitted this sequence we also indicated the amino acid sequence of the
protein. However, the protein sequence is not in the NBRF database. I was
under the apprehension that a sequence submitted to Genbank which coded for a
protein would somehow find its way into the NBRF database. Is this wrong? If
it is, how do I get our protein into NBRF? Thanks for the help.
Rollin C. Richmond
Department of Biology
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN 47405
Bitnet: Richmond@IUBACS
Phone: 812-335-6871Kristofferson@BIONET-20.BIO.NET (David Kristofferson) (12/03/88)
Rollin, When the XGENPUB program on BIONET is used to submit sequences copies are automatically sent to GenBank, PIR, and EMBL. GenBank at Los Alamos also cooperates with PIR on other submissions. I do not know what the expected time for entry in PIR is after receiving data from GenBank so I'll have to defer to others on that. Sincerely, Dave Kristofferson BIONET Resource Manager kristofferson@bionet-20.bio.net -------
kristoff@NET.BIO.NET (Dave Kristofferson) (12/05/88)
Rollin, Protein sequences can be mailed to the BITNET address pirsub@gunbrf (pirsub@gunbrf.bitnet from the BIONET computer). The same data submission form can be used for all of the databanks now. Of course if you use the XGENPUB program on BIONET the addressing of the mail message is taken care of for you. Dave