submitting protein sequence
POSTMASTER at NBRF.GEORGETOWN.EDU
POSTMASTER at NBRF.GEORGETOWN.EDU
Tue May 25 11:48:23 EST 1993
In message <9305242307.AA22461 at net.bio.net> ahouse at hydra.rose.brandeis.edu
(Jeremy John Ahouse) says
> I have composed a sequence with the Authorin software on the Mac. I tried
> sending the completed peptide form to PIR at the following address:
> pir at NBRF.Georgetown.Edu
> Is this the wrong address?
The correct address for protein sequence submissions is either
PIRSUB at NBRF.Georgetown.EDU
or
FILESERV at NBRF.Georgetown.EDU
The FILESERV address uses an automatic processor and submissions in AUTHORIN
format must be preceded by the command line
DEPOSIT AUTHORIN
and followed by the command line
END DEPOSIT
Submissions in the EMBL/DDBJ/PIR format must be preceded by the command line
DEPOSIT FORM
Submissions to the PIRSUB address do not require these special command lines.
The PIR accepts for submission protein sequences determined as proteins.
Researchers should submit nucleotide sequence data directly to GenBank,
EMBL or DDBJ for assignment of an accession number prior to publication.
Derived amino acid sequence data may also be included at the same
time. Amino acid sequence data submitted in this way to GenBank, EMBL
or DDBJ is eventually passed on to PIR, and need not be submitted
separately to PIR. This is done so correct cross-references can be
made between nucleotide and protein sequence accession numbers. All
other determined amino acid sequences may be submitted directly to PIR
when the authors permit their public release prior to publication.
The appropriate addresses for nucleotide sequence submissions are:
GenBank Submissions
National Center for Biotechnology Information
Bldg. 38A, Room 8N-803
8600 Rockville Pike
Bethesda, MD 20894
Electronic mail: gb-sub at ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
EMBL Data Submissions
Postfach 10.2209
D-6900, Heidelburg
Federal Republic of Germany
Telephone (+49) 6221-387-258
Electronic mail: DATASUBS at EMBL-Heidelberg.DE
DNA Database of Japan
Center for Genetic Information Research
National Institute of Genetics
111 Yata
Mishima, Shizuoka 411
JAPAN
Telephone (+81) 559-75-3651
Electronic mail: ddbjsubs at flat.nig.ac.jp
Please, do not submit data either by electronic mail or on disk in files that
are formatted for word processing programs. Such files are almost always
unreadable except by systems with the same configuration of computer, operating
system and word-processing program. For files sent by disk, either DOS or Mac
formatted disks can be used but regular "double density" disks are preferred to
"high density" disks.
A copy of your mail to PIR was received by me (POSTMASTER) and has already been
forwarded to the correct PIRSUB address.
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Dr. John S. Garavelli
Database Coordinator
Protein Information Resource
National Biomedical Research Foundation
Washington, DC 20007
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