How to find how many SRA bacterial transcriptome sequences are there in NCBI data base?
Hi,
For my analysis, I want one transcriptome sequence per one bacterial strain (I need control sample, I don't need treatment samples), for all the available species/strains.
First I would like to know how many of them are there in NCBI SRA search, If I search bacteria in SRA search, I get 737310 hits!
Is there any smart way to search this?
Thanks!
p.s. then I need a corresponding NCBI reference accession ID also in the next step
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