Retrieve protein sequences and functional annotations from the UniProt REST API.
npx skills add https://github.com/Runchuan-BU/BioClaw --skill query-uniprot
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: query-uniprot Source: https://github.com/Runchuan-BU/BioClaw/tree/main/.claude/skills/query-uniprot Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Runchuan-BU/BioClaw --skill query-uniprot
Makes it quick and easy to retrieve protein sequences, functional annotations, and accession details from the UniProt database without manually navigating REST endpoints or parsing raw JSON.
Get UniProt entries for TP53 (human) and summarize accession, protein name, gene, organism, length, and a one-sentence function summary.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can retrieve protein sequences and functional annotations by querying the UniProt REST API with a gene name, accession ID, keyword, or GO term to return protein details and links.
Yes, you can download FASTA sequences for downstream analyses like BLAST or structure prediction. The tool fetches FASTA-formatted protein sequences directly from the UniProt database on demand.
Query UniProt by gene name, defaulting to human and reviewed Swiss-Prot entries, to find canonical protein accession IDs and retrieve full entries with function comments and sequence length.
Yes, it supports retrieving protein annotations across common model organisms such as human and mouse by applying gene-to-protein lookups and accession retrieval via the UniProt REST API.
The best way to look up a gene product function summary without parsing raw JSON is to query the UniProt REST API, which returns a short function summary, accession ID, sequence length, and direct link.
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