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So I have some sequences that don't appear to have ORFs but I want to find what they are similar to. I have been BLASTing them using the NCBI web BLAST tool but this is slow and I want to do this more quickly on my own computer. Problem: I can't find the "nr" database that is used by this web tool. I doownloaded the only nr database on the ncbi ftp but it is protein sequences. Can someone point me in the right direction?

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It seems you want the "nonredundant" nucleotide database (which actually contains some redundancy due to technical issues). You can download the fasta file from the NCBI ftp site here. I warn you that this is a very large file and may cause memory issues if you attempt to run formatdb or blast against this on your home computer. You can also download the pre-formated database files from the ftp site (one directory up).

Good luck!

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Posted Jul 28, 2006, 3:43 AM
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