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ABE is a Java-based standalone program to annotate and analyze proteomic and transcriptomic data sets.

ABE interface

ABE uses protein accession number or gene symbol to extract bioinformatic data outlined in the below table.

Input Output
accession number
or
gene symbol
General information: protein name, gene symbol, amino acid number, and species
Accession number: RefSeq or Swiss-Prot
FASTA sequence with or without metadata
GO term
Conserved domain

Download ABE here: ABE.jar

How to start ABE:

  1. Make sure that you have the most recent Java Platform. If not, download it from this link http://www.java.com/en/download/index.jsp
  2. Prepare a single column input list in Excel (eliminate blank space, if any). Input can be either accession number or gene symbol. Different types of accession number can be used, however, some accession number types can not be used to extract GO term and conserved domain, see the below table.
  3. Accession Number Output
    General
    information
    Accession
    number
    FASTA
    sequence
    GO term Conserved
    domain
    RefSeq (ref) + + + + +
    Swiss-Prot (sp) + + + - -
    GenBank (gb) + + + + +
    EMBL (emb) + + + + +
    GenInfo Identifier (gi) + + + - -
  4. Copy and paste the input list into input text field.
  5. Select input: accession number or gene symbol. Select species (human, rat, or mouse) if gene symbol is used.
  6. Select output. More than one type of output can be selected among general information, accession number, and FASTA sequence. Selection of either GO term or conserved domain will inactivate other output types, to resume select “None” button in Ontology and Domain panel.
  7. Click "Submit" button to start extracting data.
  8. When the extraction is done you can either copy data onto clipboard using “Copy” button or save data into a file using "Save" button.

ABE was created by Dmitry Tchapyjnikov, Patricia Gonzales, Jason D. Hoffert, Mark A. Knepper, and Trairak Pisitkun.

Contact us with questions or comments.