Sequence Searches and Analysis
- BLAST and PHI-BLAST
at NCBI
- BLASTPAT
Search of a Pattern Database with a Query Protein Sequence
- BEAUTY
Protein Sequence Searches using the BCM Launcher
- PepPepSearch
Search SwissProt for a peptide sequence
- ProfileScan
Server Search a protein sequence against a profile database
- PeptideSearch
Protein identification by peptide mapping or peptide sequencing
- Blocks WWW Server Query
sequence comparison against the BLOCKS database of highly Conserved Regions
of Protein
- SW-SSEARCH
Sequence searches using the Smith-Waterman Algorithm
- Scanps2.3
(New Version) Fast implementation of the Smith & Waterman algorithm for protein database
searches
Protein Motif Searches
- PatternFind Search a protein sequence database with a pattern.
- PrositeScan Search PROSITE with a sequence.
This is a PERL-implementation of a program searching the current release of the PROSITE database using regular expressions.
- PATTINPROT
Scans a protein sequence or a protein database for one or several
pattern/s.
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FingerPRINTScan PRINTS Protein fingerprint searches.
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PPSEARCH
Protein Motif Search at EBI
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PRATT
Protein Motif Discovery
Primary Structure Analyses
- SAPS Statistical Analysis of Protein Sequences.
This program analyses proteins for statistically significant features like charge-clusters, repeats, hydrophobic regions, compositional domains etc. One of its options is to generate self-explanatory output.
- ProtParam
Physico-chemical parameters of a protein sequence (amino-acid and
atomic compositions, pI, extinction coefficient, etc.)
- Compute
pI/Mw Compute the theoretical pI and Mw from a
SWISS-PROT or TrEMBL entry or for a user sequence
- MW,
pI, Titration curve - Computes pI, composition and allows
to see a titration curve
- COILS Prediction of Coiled Coil Regions in Proteins.
The program predicts (2 stranded) coiled coil regions in proteins by the
Lupas-algorithm.
- PEST
Sequence Searches. PEST regions are present in proteins with short
half-lives.
Secondary Structure Prediction
- PREDATOR
Secondary Structure Prediction from single or multiple sequences; no web
interface at present
- PredictProtein
predicts different aspects of protein structure.
- The Protein Sequence Analysis (PSA)
server predicts probable secondary structures and folding classes for a
given amino acid sequence.
- HNN
- Hierarchical Neural Network method for secondary structure prediction
- PSIRED
predict structural information on proteins using several methods (PSIRED,
GenTHREADER, MEMSAT2)
- SOSUI -
Prediction of transmembrane regions (TUAT; Tokyo Univ. of Agriculture &
Technology)
- TMAP - Transmembrane detection
based on multiple sequence alignment (Karolinska Institut; Sweden)
- TMpred
Prediction of Transmembrane Regions and Orientation.
The TMpred program makes a prediction of membrane-spanning regions and their orientation. The algorithm is based on the statistical analysis of
TMbase, a database of naturally occuring transmembrane proteins.
- TMHMM - Prediction
of transmembrane helices in proteins (CBS; Denmark)
Post-translational Modification
Predictions
- PSORT
- Prediction of protein sorting signals and localization sites
- SignalP
- Prediction of signal peptide cleavage sites
- ChloroP
- Prediction of chloroplast transit peptides
- MITOPROT
- Prediction of mitochondrial targeting sequences
- NetOGlyc
- Prediction of type O-glycosylation sites in mammalian proteins
Protein Databases & Retrieval
- InterPro provides an
integrated view of the commonly used protein signature databases, and has an
intuitive interface for text- and sequence-based searches.
- DBGET
Integrated Database Sequence Retrieval Server (keyword searches).
- SWISS-PROT is a curated
protein sequence database which provides a high level of annotations.
- TrEMBL is a
computer-annotated supplement of SWISS-PROT that contains all the
translations of EMBL nucleotide sequence entries not yet integrated in
SWISS-PROT
- DIP (Database of
Interacting Proteins) is a database of protein pairs that are known to
interact with each other.
- POWL
Keyword Search of PIR Database
- GCR-DB G-Coupled Protein Receptor Database
- Entrez
Protein Retrieval at NCBI
- TRANSFAC provides information on transcription factors, their binding sites and binding profiles. Also available are sequence analysis tools for potential transcription factor binding sites.
Protein Identification based on
physical & chemical data
a) Protein Identification based on pI, Molecular
Mass, Peptides
- MultiIdent
Experimental pI & Mass Data comparison against SwissProt sequences.
- TagIdent
Tool - pI & Mr-based Search of SwissProt database at ExPasy
- PeptIdent
is a tool that allows the identification of proteins using pI, Mw and
peptide mass fingerprinting data.
- CombSearch
An experimental unified interface to query several protein
identification tools accessible on the web
- MOWSE
(MOlecular Weight SEarch) searches the owl
protein sequence database with protein fragment information.
- Mascot
Peptide mass fingerprint, sequence query and MS/MS ion search from Matrix
Science, London
- ProFound
Protein identification by comparison of a peptide map to NCBI's
non-redundant database.
- PeptideSearch
Protein identification by peptide mass data. (Edman degradation)
- PepFrag
Protein Identification by Comparison of the Fragmentation Pattern of a
Peptide to a Database
- MS-Fit
A peptide mass fingerprinting tool that tries to fit a user's mass
spectrometry data to a protein sequence in an existing database.
b) Protein Identification based on Amino Acid
Composition
- PropSearch
uses the amino acid composition, properties like molecular weight, content
of bulky residues, content of small residues, average hydrophobicity,
average charge a.s.o. to identify proteins.
- AACompIdent
identifies a protein by its amino acid composition
- AACompSim
compares the amino acid composition of a SWISS-PROT entry with all other
entries
c) general
- Protein
Prospector The site has a range of tools for mining sequence databases
in conjunction with Mass Spectrometry and Proteomic experiments.
- 3D-PSSM
- The 3D-PSSM server is a designed to take a PROTEIN sequence of interest
and attempt to predict its 3-dimensional structure and its probable
function.
2 D-PAGE Databases & Information
a) Databases
b) Technical Info and Link Pages
Protein Modelling
Model Viewing Tools
- Swiss-PdbViewer
A program to display, analyse and superimpose protein 3D structures
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RasMol RasMol is a program for
molecular graphics visualisation originally developed by Roger Sayle.
- Cn3D
- Cn3D is a helper application for your web browser that allows you to view
3-dimensional structures from NCBI's Entrez
retrieval service.
- Hyperactive
Molecules Using Chemical MIME - WWW Display of 3D Chemical
Information - Imperial
College (UK)
- MOLMOL
is a molecular graphics program for displaying, analyzing, and manipulating
the three-dimensional structure of biological macromolecules, with special
emphasis on the study of protein or DNA structures determined by NMR. The
program runs on UNIX and Windows NT/95/98/2000 and is freely available.
- VMD
is a molecular visualization program for displaying, animating, and
analyzing large biomolecular systems using 3-D graphics and built-in
scripting. VMD supports computers running Unix or Windows, is distributed
free of charge, and includes source code.
- A List of Molecular
Graphics Applications used in macromolecular structure determination,
analysis and display can be found at Yale University.
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