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  -            <strong>input </strong><br>
  +            <strong>input[] </strong><br>
               <small><mark>required</mark></small>
             </td>
             <td>
  -            <p>List of tryptic peptides to search for.</p>
  -            <small>Value: Must be an array of strings</small>
  +            <p>Tryptic peptide to search for. Add multiple parameters to search for multiple peptides.</p>
  +            <small>Value: String</small>
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           </tr>
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positive.code:       <p>This example retrieves all uniprot records containing the peptide <i class="initialism">APVISDSSCK</i>, equating I and L. The result is the same as <%= link_to("this search", sequence_path("APVISDSSCK") + "/equate_il") %> with the Tryptic Peptide Analysis in the web interface.</p>
          <span class="initialism"><b>POST</b></span>
          <pre class="pygmentize"><span class="gp">$</span> curl -X POST -H <span class="s2">"Accept: application/json"</span> <%= Rails.application.config.api_host %>/api/v1/pept2prot \
  -d <span class="s1">'input[0]=APVISDSSCK'</span> \
  -d <span class="s1">'equate_il=true'</span></pre>
          <span class="initialism"><b>GET</b></span>
          <pre><a href="http://<%= Rails.application.config.api_host %>/api/v1/pept2prot.json?input[0]=APVISDSSCK&equate_il=true" target="_blank">http://<%= Rails.application.config.api_host %>/api/v1/pept2prot.json?input[0]=APVISDSSCK&amp;equate_il=true</a></pre>
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        <h4>Response</h4>
  
negative.code: <span class="p">]</span></code></pre>
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      <div class="apidocs-example" id="apidocs-example-multiple">
        <h4>Example <small>Retrieve all uniprot records containing one of multiple tryptic peptides</small></h4>
        <p>This example retrieves all uniprot records containing the peptide <i class="initialism">AIPQLEVARPADAYETAEAYR</i> or <i class="initialism">APVLSDSSCK</i>. The result is the same as the combination of <%= link_to("this search", sequence_path("AIPQLEVARPADAYETAEAYR")) %> and <%= link_to("this search", sequence_path("APVLSDSSCK")) %> with the Tryptic Peptide Analysis in the web interface.</p>
          <span class="initialism"><b>POST</b></span>
          <pre class="pygmentize"><span class="gp">$</span> curl -X POST -H <span class="s2">"Accept: application/json"</span> <%= Rails.application.config.api_host %>/api/v1/pept2prot \
  -d <span class="s1">'input[]=AIPQLEVARPADAYETAEAYR'</span> \
  -d <span class="s1">'input[]=APVLSDSSCK'</span></pre>
          <span class="initialism"><b>GET</b></span>
          <pre><a href="http://<%= Rails.application.config.api_host %>/api/v1/pept2prot.json?input[]=AIPQLEVARPADAYETAEAYR&input[]=APVLSDSSCK" target="_blank">http://<%= Rails.application.config.api_host %>/api/v1/pept2prot.json?input[]=AIPQLEVARPADAYETAEAYR&amp;input[]=APVLSDSSCK</a></pre>
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        <h4>Response</h4>
  