Proteomics data analysis using UniProt and InterPro

The UniProt database aims to provide a high quality, comprehensive, publicly available protein database, annotated by expert curators. It contains detailed information on protein function, interactions, pathways, protein sequences and isoforms, disease variants and post-translational modifications. 

InterPro is a database that helps users to understand the possible functions of protein sequences by identifying what family it belongs to or what domains and motifs it contains. InterPro provides the world’s most comprehensive predictions by combining predictions from 13 member databases.

Both databases are  freely available resources that are actively maintained with bi-monthly data updates, additionally all data is available through intuitive user interfaces, APIs, and data downloads.

This webinar with Emily Bowler-Barnett (Scientific Data Curator, UniProt) and Typhaine Paysan-Lafosse (Bioinformatician, InterPro), recorded on 23 June 2021, provides a brief introduction to the UniProt and InterPro websites and highlight resources available that proteomic scientists or other users with protein datasets may find useful to analyse their data. This also demonstrate searching by protein sequence, identifying protein peptides, and retrieving sequence-specific features and functional information both curated and predicted.

By the end of this webinar you will be able to:

• Perform a sequence search on the UniProt and InterPro websites
• Use the tools provided by the UniProt and InterPro websites to analyse your protein of interest
• Access InterPro data in different ways

Webinar length: 1 hour and 5 minutes

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