how to get the name of a protein from a sequence?
I have over 10000 protein sequences and I want to know if there is a way to get their names based on Human database ?
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You blast your sequences against the human database and go from there.
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you put them all in a single fasta file and start the blast.
Is the 'issue' that you are planning to use the web-resource from NCBI blast?
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