I'm trying to use Batch Entrez (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/batchentrez) to look up the identifiers below, but although UID are recognised (and return records in the CBI database) - the output is empty.
Any idea why?
Thanks! Reproducible example (to copy paste in a .txt document):
If I try with Firefox, the tab name becomes "Error - Nucleotide - NCBI", so there is something wrong going on... (see screenshot https://ibb.co/b78Yd3Y)
Still under investigation!
I'm wanting to retrieve taxonomy info from UIDs - which EntrezDirect looks like it's doing! Thanks!
esearch -db "nucleotide" -query "MG737737.1" gives me the record, and I can then pipe it into efetch (using one UID as an example). The output is pretty large, any pointer about how to parse the output and only retrieve Species name and taxonomic family?
Although there is a species name associated with this taxon (Kikihia muta, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Taxonomy/Browser/wwwtax.cgi?id=140081 ) the command only retrieve taxonomy down to genus. Other queries do output full species names (example below). Is there a way to retrieve full species name for this one?
I am able to load them just fine. I am able to click on the "Retrieve records for 10 UID(s)" link and go to Nucleotide with the 10 records.
Ok, weird, I am also able to click "Retrieve records for 10 UID(s)" link, but then the page is empty... https://ibb.co/RNRTbh7
vkkodali : I also get
But when I click on
retrieve records
I getwith Firefox. With Safari and Chrome I get a blank page, as in no data but the rest of the page shows up fine.
Looks like some cookie setting has to be turned on/relaxed?
If I try with Firefox, the tab name becomes "Error - Nucleotide - NCBI", so there is something wrong going on... (see screenshot https://ibb.co/b78Yd3Y) Still under investigation!
What are you looking to get from these? An EntrezDirect solution would likely be possible.
I'm wanting to retrieve taxonomy info from UIDs - which EntrezDirect looks like it's doing! Thanks!
esearch -db "nucleotide" -query "MG737737.1"
gives me the record, and I can then pipe it intoefetch
(using one UID as an example). The output is pretty large, any pointer about how to parse the output and only retrieve Species name and taxonomic family?