Dear Masters,
My code below has no problem capturing such data: 
__DATA__
>r4713.1 |SOURCES={GI=162960844,bw,7184325-7184361}
>r4714.1 |SOURCES={GI=162960844,fw,6257219-6257255}

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How can generalize the regex in my code such that it also support the following entries? 
# note that there can me more than two "GI"s inside the {} bracket
__DATA__
>r7.1 |SOURCES={GI=162960844,bw,0-4;GI=162960844,bw,9025576-9025608}|
>r6.1 |SOURCES={GI=152989753,bw,0-30;GI=152989753,bw,1877925-1877931}|

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My code: 
use Data::Dumper;
my %all_entry;
while (<DATA>) {    
        chomp;           
        next unless (/^>/);       
        my $line = $_;   

        $line =~ />.*\{GI=(\d+),(\w+),(\d+\-\d+)\}/g;  
        # 'g' doesn't seem to work

        #print "$line --- $1 $str{$2} $3\n";
        push @{ $all_entry{$1}{$2} }, $3;

    }

print Dumper \%all_entry;
__DATA__

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