Collection Citation
| Collection Title | Arabidopsis Thaliana and Zea Mays Data from the Plant Proteome Database (PPDB) at Cornell University | ||
| Collection Sponsor | USDOE | ||
| Other Sponsors | National Science Foundation (NSF); New York State Office of Science, Technology, and Research (NYSTAR); Cornell University | ||
| Host Website | Cornell University | ||
| Other Related Organizations | Klaas J. van Wijk Lab, Cornell University; Computational Biology Service Unit, Cornell Life Sciences Core Laboratories Center, Cornell University | ||
| Main Content Type | Specialized Mix | ||
| Subject Categories | 59 - BASIC BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES | ||
| Keywords | Proteomics; Plants; Maize; Protein Functions; Genes; Annotations; Plastids; Biochemical pathways | ||
| Description | The main objective is to provide a centralized, curated, data deposit for predicted and experimentally determined proteins in Arabidopsis thaliana and maize (Zea mays), their annotated functions, as well as their experimental and predicted molecular and biophysical properties. Importantly, information from mass spectrometry-based identifications is available for each identified protein accession; this will allow the database user to determine the significance the experimental identification and also evaluate information of post-translational modification. Multiple search methods are provided so that the user can retrieve information based on gene identification number, functional annotation or various protein properties. Initiated in 2004, PPDB was originally dedicated to plant plastids, but has now expanded to the whole plant proteome. The database includes data generated in Cornell labs, external published data sets, and deposited data from contributors.[Taken from PPDB website at http://ppdb.tc.cornell.edu/introduction.aspx] | ||
| DDE Number | DDE00341 | ||
| Special Interface | Yes | ||
| Registration_Required | No |
