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Mapping file for NCBI GI ids of proteins

Can I get Mapping file for NCBI GI Id's deposited in NR database.
Or is there any way in which I can create the mapping file using annotations available at NCBI for corresponding GI-Id.
This can act as universal resource for mapping any organism.
I am providing the example GI -Id's of proteins,

356563759
356509672
357511301
502114036


Thank you in advance

RE: Mapping file for NCBI GI ids of proteins
Answer
3/13/15 9:22 AM as a reply to Pooja pra sethiya.
In theory this is possible by cross mapping all the supported plant species or using Mercator. That said, most everyone working on model plants and well established crop plants has some kind of standard identifier which would be considered more useful
E.g. Arabaidopsis At1g53500, Brasscia BnaA03g56770D etc. In addition such a file would be liekly to large to read for most laptop and desktop computers as we have to bring in annotation strings as well.
Of course it doesn't mean that you can't do it for yourself.