Bioperl: SeqAlign BLAST parsing
Lincoln Stein
lstein@cshl.org
Thu, 28 Oct 1999 09:18:07 -0400 (EDT)
I will be releasing a BLAST->XML translator later this week. It will
handle both WUBLAST and NCBI BLAST.
Lincoln
Catherine Letondal writes:
>
> "Andreas Matern" writes:
> > With a local installation of the NCBI toolbox, one has the option of
> > creating SeqAlign output for blast results. Although obviously not meant to
> > be human readable, the output does have the benefit of being more easily
> > parsed than the conventional BLAST output. Are any groups out there using
> > the SeqAlign option of blastall? Just wondering if I'm going down a
> > dead-end road that someone else has already traveled.
>
> A very, very useful feature would just be to have an XML Blast output. XML documents
> are easy to parse, and benefit from a wide range of tools, __which allow to
> build custom parsers__ at a little cost. Several biologists here at Pasteur
> have already asked us (the computing center) about such a feature.
>
> Sincerely,
>
>
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