To obtain full list of authors, click on sequence accession number, this will open details menu. Click on accession number in details panel, this will open GenBank Entrez page with all information available for the selected sequence. Alternatively, you can use Download button with CSV format option.
The column "Authors" in downloaded table will contain the name of all authors submitted each sequence. Isolation source — sequence isolation source read more about isolation source here. The default number of rows displayed in the results table is You can change the number of table rows by selecting number results per page , , 50 or 25 in Select Columns menu.
The new page will show graphical view of pair-wise alignments of selected BLAST results with query included as a reference with feature map if available of query on the top. Multiple sequence alignment will open at the new page. Press the button labeled Build Phylogenetic Tree on the right above the results table. In the text box paste or start typing a single virus taxonomy name, or taxid only 5 top taxa will be shown.
The filtered results will be presented in results table with the following 5 default sortable columns: accession, coverage, identity, species, country, host, collection date. Additional columns to display connected metadata can be added via the Customize Table menu. The query sequence will be highlighted in the first raw of the table.
You can search for the particular accessions in the results table by entering them in the search form under Accession filter. The results on the table will be limited to the entered accession numbers. To restrict your results to the particular sequence length, enter the minimum and maximum length in nucleotides for nucleotide search or amino acids for protein search.
Refseq filtered nucleotide sequences include all reference sequences for the selected virus. It also includes complete reference records RefSeqs. Partial nucleotide sequence — filter for sequences that are not complete according to the definition above. If Protein tab selected and complete nucleotide sequence type filter applied, results will include all proteins from complete genomes or individual complete segments in case of segmented viruses.
The Geographic region filter allows to type your country of interest in the text box or select the continent s of interest. Selecting a continent also selects all the countries within that continent automatically. Clicking on the arrow next to a continent's name opens a secondary selection menu to un select country s belonging to the continent of interest. The selected countries are listed below the continent name.
If an entire continent is selected, the continent's name will be shown in a pillbox below, indicating that all countries for the continent are selected. If at least one country is selected, the corresponding continent is no longer displayed and instead, a pillbox for each selected country is shown below the associated continent. Selection can be deselected by clicking on the pillboxes, and multiple concurrent selections are supported.
Enter a host name or taxid to the text box and several host terms will be suggested only 20 top taxids will be shown. Select the desired host term and hit Enter. The results will be restricted to sequences in the database with the indicated host term. Multiple hosts can be filtered on simultaneously by adding additional host terms to the filter. Parsed terms are mapped to a standardized vocabulary, which was derived by curators by aggregating the variety of terms in GenBank files.
Common mis-spellings are also included in this mapping strategy. For example, "Accipter cooperii" is mapped to "Accipiter cooperii". The terms for isolation hosts are displayed in the host column of the results table. If both isolation host and laboratory host can be mapped, only isolation host will be presented in the table host column. To search for sequences submitted by a particular author s enter the author's last names with or without initials.
The terms for isolation source are parsed from the isolation source field in a sequence's GenBank record. Examples of parsed terms are serum and plasma , which are all mapped to the standardized vocabulary term blood.
Common mis-spelling as well as regional spelling differences are included in the mapping strategy. Multiple terms can be selected. Collection date From, To - is the collection date for the sample from which the sequence was derived. Environmental source filter allows to select virus sequences isolated from the environmental sources. Select Include - to include all sequences isolated from environmental sources to the results table.
Select Exclude - to exclude all sequences isolated from environmental sources to the results table. Anonymous 14 May at Unknown 19 May at Anonymous 7 April at Anonymous 21 August at Fixit 1 April at Clearly 30 September at Jessica 7 January at John Grace 4 May at Jessica 6 May at Spam Leads 19 May at Spam Leads 7 June at Joy visa 12 June at Unknown 10 December at Unknown 31 May at Unknown 29 August at Unknown 11 December at Unknown 29 September at Unknown 3 October at Sreejan Mahanta 10 October at Unknown 20 October at Unknown 14 December at Unknown 28 January at Unknown 12 February at Anonymous 21 February at Kuuke 27 February at Life Campaign 11 August at Unknown 18 March at Unknown 19 March at Arman 22 March at Free Gift Card 9 August at Vishal Sharma 20 April at Unknown 11 June at Unknown 8 July at Unknown 28 August at Courtney 31 August at Unknown 4 November at Henry 13 November at Unknown 26 May at Unknown 7 June at Unknown 3 July at Anonymous 18 July at Unknown 13 August at Unknown 16 September at Sai nithish 23 September at Unknown 30 September at Rita Dominic 5 October at Unknown 20 November at Unknown 27 November at John Melody Me 28 November at Unknown 29 May at Unknown 8 April at Unknown 22 April at Anonymous Member 22 April at TerrenceBells 1 May at Johnny Walter 29 May at Unknown 24 June at Venkat learner 4 July at Unknown 14 July at Jasminey 23 July at Paula Mastop Bentes 8 August at Unknown 18 August at Sadeepa lakshan 21 August at Unknown 17 September at Flora shawn 26 September at Sebastian Delgado 30 September at Emma Parker 3 October at Call of God to your world.
Thamara WK 15 December at Gary 16 December at Anonymous 27 December at Arjuna Goins 28 December at ATM 3 January at Winston william 6 January at Cambel Jeremy 12 January at ATM 13 January at Suggestion Buddy 27 January at ATM 30 January at Unknown 2 February at Clara Bacon 12 February at Doraemon 13 February at ATM 18 February at Lilian Wale 21 February at Anonymous 22 February at ATM 24 February at Success James 24 February at Shron Prysock 27 February at Unknown 9 March at Dr, Benjamin Owen 13 March at Success James 13 March at Treks Himalaya trekking 15 March at Shron Prysock 18 March at Anonymous 21 March at Thanuja Sri 18 March at Atm Card 22 March at Shron Prysock 24 March at Monica Patricia 26 March at Unknown 26 March at Winston william 28 March at Richard Tracy 5 April at Unknown 18 April at TrinhNam 19 April at Rose line 23 April at Alvir 24 April at Sallow Villin 30 April at Joy visa 3 May at Unknown 6 May at Hall Cassetta 7 May at Unknown 9 May at Michea Susan 14 May at Mr Lake 14 May at Unknown 25 May at Leads Seller 6 June at Albert 28 May at Morris Catana 29 May at Fixit 1 June at Virus Builder.
Daily Dose of Malware. View code. Malware Database One of the public malware collection repository on GitHub. Types of malware Malware categories are divided in: Exploits: - Tools to hack other's computers Worm - replicates itself in order to spread to other computers. Trojan - that misleads users of its true intent. Ransomware - type of malware from cryptovirology that threatens to publish the victim's personal data or perpetually block access to it unless a ransom is paid. Jokes - Samples safe to run on a real machine Rogues - malicious software and internet fraud that misleads users into believing there is a virus on their computer and aims to convince them to pay for a fake malware removal tool that actually installs malware on their computer.
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