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SRS Users Manual
Introduction to SRS
SRS Sessions
Querying With SRS
Linking
Views
Applications
  6.1  Introducing Applications
  6.2  Using Applications
Command Line SRS
The SRS Query Language 

Applications

 
6.1 Introducing Applications
  You can launch an application on data you found in one of the databanks or with your own data. Application results are stored as user databanks. You can query the application results just like any other databank, and if the application was a similarity search against one of the databanks available in SRS, the results may be linked to those databanks.

 Additionally, the results of an application can be used by another application. "ClustalW" takes the results of other applications, "BlastP", for example, and performs an alignment on those results. The "Hmm" family of applications takes results from other applications or raw data and searches that data.

 For example, you could begin with "BlastP", run the results through "ClustalW", and run a Hidden Markov Marker ("Hmm") on those results.

 

SRS 6.0.7.3