In article <D95KxK.Br9 at midway.uchicago.edu>, ddw2 at woodlawn.uchicago.edu
(David Wang) writes:
> Hello,
>> My name is David Wang and recently a postdoc in our lab has had problems
> retrieving sequence(s) off EMBL. The address it gives to retrieve the
> sequence is:
>>NETSERV at EMBL:BITNET
>> The wierd thing is that it gives one accession number:
>> DS6748
>> that contains 67-sequences! That's bizarre if you ask me.
David,
The address is NETSERV at EBI.AC.UK (the bitnet address was phased out some
years ago).
This was a supplied as a sequence alignment rather than an original sequence
submission. DS6748 is not a nucleotide databadse accession number.
You can get it from our anonymous FTP server ftp.ebi.ac.uk in the file
pub/databases/embl/align/ds6748.dat or by e-mail to Netserv at ebi.ac.uk with the
command:
GET ALIGN:DS6748.DAT
Regards,
Peter Stoehr
EMBL - EBI
