FASTA-Fetcher: A Multicolumn Tool for Bulk Retrieval of NCBI Sequences in Plant-Biotic Stress Research.

Ramkrishna Nitika Negi S. Pandey

2026 · Methods in molecular biology · Vol 3017, pp. 39-46 · 0 citations

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FASTA-Fetcher is described, a free, cross-platform, GUI-based application that automates large-scale sequence acquisition using NCBI accession numbers and empowers researchers and students to incorporate high-throughput molecular workflows into their studies with confidence and ease.

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