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Access to Emboss software is available on server emboss.uit.tufts.edu , which provides both shell and web access. In both cases you will need an account. You may request an account hereat http://research.uit.tufts.edu . The server hardware is a single quad core 64 bit host with 4 gig of ram.
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For access to emboss web documentation.Former GCG/Seqweb users can find equivalent Emboss functionality here:
Emboss tutorial
If you have any questions about Emboss related usage, applications, or assistance with software, please contact bio-support@tufts.edu.
Bioinformatic related FAQs
NOTE all previous Seqweb user data has been removed as of Oct. 2010
Where are my old seqweb sequences:
Your old seqweb data is at: /nfshome/seqweb/users/your-user-name/
There you will find three directories with your data:
result state work
You may retrieve these with a file transfer program like
WinScp (http://(www.winscp.org) and store locally on your pc/mac. You may then
use a local web browser to look at the old seqweb data. You may also cut and paste sequence data into a wEmboss web session.
If I use the web interface to emboss where is data stored:
wemboss data is written into a directory called wProjects under your shell account. The path will be: /home/your-user-name/wProjects/
Will I have access to my old gcg shell account and data:
Your home directory on the old bioinformatic server is mounted as your directory on the new emboss server. However, access is via a shell login, not with the web interface, wEmboss.
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b. Tufts Center for Neuroscience Research Genomics Core
The Tufts CNR Genomics Core supplies links to bioinformatics resources related to their operation. See Tufts CNR Genomics Core Resources for more information.