ENA Browser Documentation Logo
1

About ENA

  • About the European Nucleotide Archive
  • ENA Content
  • How to Cite Data in ENA
  • Data Coordination
  • ENA and INSDC Policies
  • Data Standards
  • Funding
  • Upcoming Events At ENA
  • News and Announcements

The ENA Browser

  • Home Page
  • Data Submission and Updates
  • Sample Checklists
  • Viewing ENA Records
  • ENA Search Services
    • Advanced Search
    • Sequence Similarity Search
      • Introduction
      • Search against a specific sequence set
      • Set parameters for your search
    • Cross Reference Search
    • Sequence Versions Archive
  • User Support

Help and Guides

  • Moving away from the release
  • SARS-CoV-2 (Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2) Submissions
  • Webin SARS-CoV-2 Genome Submission Web API
ENA Browser Documentation
  • ENA Search Services
  • Sequence Similarity Search
  • View page source

Sequence Similarity Search

Introduction

Submit a nucleotide sequence and receive a summary of all public INSDC assembled and annotated sequence records with regions of sequence similarity. Search using default parameters or optionally tailor your search further using the ‘Search against’ and ‘Set parameters’ options.

This service is backed by NCBI BLAST+ and you will be redirected to the NCBI BLAST+ service once the job is submitted. Please refer to the help & documentation for usage details and parameter options.

Search against a specific sequence set

Select a specific sequence set to refine your search to a specific sequence data type. If you wish to limit your search by taxonomic group or sequence data class this will restrict the search to the latest ENA release only.

Set parameters for your search

Searches can be performed using blastn, tblastx or tblastn. Please refer to the NCBI BLAST+ help & documentation for usage details and parameter options.

Previous Next

© Copyright 2017-2022, European Nucleotide Archive (ENA). Licensed under the Apache License 2.0..

Built with Sphinx using a theme provided by Read the Docs.