Protein Encyclopedia / Human Protein Database.

Advances in Molecular technology have made data generation much easier, but processing it and interpreting observations are now the major hurdles in science today.Johns Hopkins Institute of Genetic Medicine has compiled the Database of Human Proteins which contains the experimental information about human proteins.Human Proteinpedia contains information on when and where specific proteins are expressed or not, including in cells and tissues from diseases such as cancers. Human Proteinpedia allows any researcher to contribute and edit their data as their research progresses.

Highlights of Proteinpedia ...

Number of contributing labs	71
Number of Experiments	2,695
Protein Entries	15,231
Peptide Identifications	1,851,124
MS/MS Spectra	4,567,235
Protein Expression	138,487
Post-translational modifications	17,108
Protein-protein interactions	31,476
Subcellular localization	2,906

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