EXProt

Sequences of proteins with experimentally verified function

 

NCBI Protein database       

All protein sequences: translated from GenBank and imported from other protein databases

 

PA-GOSUB        

Protein sequences from model organisms, GO assignment and subcellular localization

 

PIR-PSD       

Protein information resource protein sequence database, has been merged into the UniProt knowledgebase

 

PIR-NREF

PIR’s non-redundant reference protein database

 

PRF

Protein research foundation database of peptides: sequences, literature and unnatural amino acids

 

Swiss-Prot

Now UniProt/Swiss-Prot: expertly curated protein sequence database,section of the UniProt knowledgebase

 

TrEMBL

Now UniProt/TrEMBL: computer-annotated translations of EMBL nucleotide sequence entries: section of the UniProt knowledgebase

UniParc

UniProt archive: a repository of all protein sequences, consisting only of unique identifiers and sequence

 

UniProt

Universal protein knowledgebase: merged data from Swiss-Prot, TrEMBLand PIR protein sequence databases

 

UniRef

UniProt non-redundant reference database: clustered sets of related sequences (including splice variants and isoforms)

 

AA

index Physicochemical properties of amino acids

 

ProNIT

Thermodynamic data on protein–nucleic acid interactions

 

ProTherm

 Thermodynamic data for wild-type and mutant proteins

 

TECRdb

Thermodynamics of enzyme-catalyzed reactions

 

DBSubLoc

 Database of protein subcellular localization

 

NESbase

Nuclear export signals database

 

NLSdb

Nuclear localization signals

 

NMPdb

Nuclear matrix associated proteins database

 

NOPdb

 Nucleolar proteome database

 

PSORTdb

Protein subcellular localization in bacteria

 

SPD

 Secreted protein database

 

THGS

Transmembrane helices in genome sequences

 

TMPDB

Experimentally characterized transmembrane topologies

 

ASC

Active sequence collection: biologically active peptides

 

Blocks

Alignments of conserved regions in protein families

 

CSA

Catalytic site atlas: active sites and catalytic residues in enzymes of known  3D structure

 

COMe

Co-ordination of metals etc.: classification of bioinorganic proteins (metalloproteins and some other complex proteins)

 

CopS

Comprehensive peptide signature database

 

eBLOCKS

Highly conserved protein sequence blocks

 

eMOTIF

 Protein sequence motif determination and searches

 

Metalloprotein Site Database

Metal-binding sites in metalloproteins

 

PDBSite

3D structure of protein functional sites

 

PROMISE

 Prosthetic centers and metal ions in protein active sites

 

PROSITE

Biologically significant protein patterns and profiles

 

 ProTeus

Signature sequences at the protein N- and C-termini

 

 ADDA

A database of protein domain classification

 

CDD

Conserved domain database, includes protein domains fromPfam, SMART,COG and KOG databases

 

CluSTr

Clusters of Swiss-Prot+TrEMBL proteins

 

FunShift

Functional divergence between the subfamilies of a protein domain family

 

Hits

A database of protein domains and motifs

 

 InterPro

Integrated resource of protein families, domains and functional sites

 

 iProClass

Integrated protein classification database

 

PIRSF

Family/superfamily classification of whole proteins

 

 PRINTS

Hierarchical gene family fingerprints

 

 Pfam

Protein families: multiple sequence alignments and profile hidden Markovmodels of protein domains

 

PRECISE

Predicted and consensus interaction sites in enzymes

 

ProDom

Protein domain families

 

 ProtoMap

Hierarchical classification of Swiss-Prot proteins

 

ProtoNet

Hierarchical clustering of Swiss-Prot proteins

 

 S4

Structure-based sequence alignments of SCOP superfamilies

 

 SBASE

Protein domain sequences and tools

 

 SMART

Simple modular architecture research tool: signalling, extracellular andchromatin-associated protein domains

 

SUPFAM

Grouping of sequence families into superfamilies

 

SYSTERS

Systematic re-searching and clustering of proteins

 

 TIGRFAMs

TIGR protein families adapted for functional annotation

 

AARSDB

Aminoacyl-tRNA synthetase database

 

 ASPD

Artificial selected proteins/peptides database

 

 BacTregulators

Transcriptional regulators of AraC and TetR families

 

CSDBase

Cold shock domain-containing proteins

 

 CuticleDB

Structural proteins of Arthropod cuticle

 

DCCP

Database of copper-chelating proteins

 

 GPCRDB

G protein-coupled receptors database

 

Histone Database

Histone fold sequences and structures

 

Hox-Pro

Homeobox genes database

 

 HORDE

Human olfactory receptor data exploratorium

 

KinG

Kinases in Genomes S/T/Y-specific protein kinases encoded in complete genomes

 

Knottins

Database of knottins—small proteins with an unusual ‘disulfide throughdisulfide’ knot

 

LGICdb

Ligand-gated ion channel subunit sequences database

 

Lipase Engineering Database

Sequence, structure and function of lipases and esterases

 

LOX-DB

Mammalian, invertebrate, plant and fungal lipoxygenases

 

MEROPS

Database of proteolytic enzymes (peptidases)

 

 NPD

Nuclear protein database

 

 NUREBASE

Nuclear hormone receptors database

 

Olfactory Receptor Database

Sequences for olfactory receptor-like molecules

 

 ooTFD

Object-oriented transcription factors database

 

 ProLysED

A database of bacterial protease systems

 

Prolysis

Proteases and natural and synthetic protease inhibitors

 

RPG

Ribosomal protein gene database

 

 RTKdb

Receptor tyrosine kinase sequences

 

Scorpion

Database of scorpion toxins

 

 SDAP

Structural database of allergenic proteins and food allergens

 

 SENTRA

Sensory signal transduction proteins

 

SEVENS

 7-transmembrane helix receptors (G-protein-coupled)

 

SRPDB

Proteins of the signal recognition particles

 

 TrSDB

Transcription factor database

 

 VKCDB

Voltage-gated potassium channel database

 

 

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