Creation of Fasta Database of Bacterial Proteins
Hi,
I tried creating a Fasta Database using an Entrez Query but I consistent get booted from the NCBI server due to the large request. Can you recommend another way to download all the proteins bacteria in a fasta file that should work? n=5.8 million
Thanks!
I'm a python programmer and prefer to do this via the command line
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