Query form

EPA. 2002d. Information collection rule-ICR query form. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. http //www.epa.gov/enviro/html/icr/icr query.html. April 24, 2002. 

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Figure 2,7. Query form of Access. Database retrieval is illustrated using Query form to retrieve amino acid database with Microsoft Access.

Standard query Select the databanks and click Standard button under Query forms. This opens the standard query form where the user is given choices of data fields to search, operator to use, wild card to append, entry type, and result views. 

Figure 3.4. Query form for Sequence Retrieval System (SRS).

Extended query Select the databanks and click Extended button to open the extended query form. Enter query string to the Description field, name of the organism to the Organism field, and data string (yyyymmdd) in the Date field. Click Submit Query button to initiate the search. 

To search for TOPS cartoons at http //tops.ebi.ac.uk/tops/, select Browse the Atlas of topology cartoons and Browse HTML page version to open the query form (Figure 4.13). Enter PDB ID on the Protein code query box (Chain query box can be left blank). The search may request a choice of the chain (if more than one chains are available) and returns TOPS atlas information listing the protein of your choice and representative protein in atlas. Click to view the TOPS cartoon(s) of the representative protein. Right click on the diagram to save the TOPS cartoon as cartoon.gif. 

Click at the square box to open the query form for the lipid class of compounds... 

EMP at http //wit.mcs.anl.gov/EMP/ is the resource site for summarized enzyme data that have been published in the literature. The site opens with the Simple query form (Figure 7.6). Enter the enzyme name into the name query box of Find an enzyme, select Common name, then enter the common organism name for In an organism or taxon, and enter tissue name in response to Extracted from. Clicking Submit Query returns an itemized summary of published enzyme data (data from one article may appear in more than one entries for different substrates) including concise assay and purification procedures, kinetic equations and kinetic parameters. 

Ill, or IV) can be initiated by selecting GOR IV under Secondary structure prediction tool to open the query form. Paste the query sequence into the sequence box and click the Submit button. The result is returned showing the query sequence with the corresponding predicted conformations (c, h, e, and t for coil, helix, extended strand, and turn, respectively), summarized content (%) of conformations, and conformational profiles (Figure 12.6). 

On the query form, enter the template PDB ID (either from the CE database or from user s directory) for Chain 1 and enter/browse the query pdb file for Chain 2. 

Data query forms (or data correction forms) designed to answer queries may be used and require the investigator s signature on the form. The original answered copy is returned inhouse and a copy is left at the investigational center. 

The National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) presents their series of databases, GENBANK, GENPEPT, etc. on the web with a simple query form. The query form allows users to think about the data differently to how SRS works, with users searching for a DNA or protein sequence rather than searching a specific database. This allows scientists and occasional users to ask simple questions very quickly. However it is not possible... 

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