Some of the UniProt reference proteomes are apparently marked as "redundant". If these are being used to construct a custom database from, the UniProt API simply does not return any data (although its summary page states that the proteome contains a specific amount of proteins).
If a user provides a reference proteome that is marked as redundant, we should display a warning message to the user and make sure to properly inform them about this.
pverscha
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2 years ago
Some of the UniProt reference proteomes are apparently marked as "redundant". If these are being used to construct a custom database from, the UniProt API simply does not return any data (although its summary page states that the proteome contains a specific amount of proteins).
If a user provides a reference proteome that is marked as redundant, we should display a warning message to the user and make sure to properly inform them about this.