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Plasma Proteome Database (PPD) is one of the largest resources on proteins reported in plasma and serum. PPD hosts qualitative and quantitative information on proteins (including those from MRM-based assays) reported in plasma and serum and hence serves as reference platform for biomarker discovery. In addition, proteins reported in extracellular vesicle isolated from plasma are also available. PPD query interface is designed to facilitate individual and batch queries using gene symbols, PubMed identifiers, RefSeq accessions, UniProt IDs or peptide sequences. Each of the protein is linked to external resources such as Entrez Gene, Human Protein Reference Database (HPRD), UniProt and NetPath for more details.
Statistics
 Proteins
10,546
Proteins with concentration
1,278
Proteins with MRM data
279
Proteins in extracellular vesicles
318
PubMed
509
Gene Symbols
Peptides
PubMed IDs
RefSeq Accessions
Entrez Gene IDs
UniProt IDs
Enter or Upload a list of gene symbols or database identifiers (RefSeq, UniProt, Entrez Gene) or
peptides or PubMed identifiers one per line
[sample format]
Example for Gene symbols
HP
PLG
ALB
Example for Peptides
EIGELYLPK
LETPDFQLFK
DADPDTFFAK
DTVIKPLLVEPEGLEK
VDKDNEDFQESNR
Example for PubMed IDs
17553692
20698492
17081049
19941383
21632744
Example for RefSeq Accessions
NP_001125.1
NP_000558.2
NP_000042.3
NP_005493.2
Example for Entrez gene IDs
23500
9149
1653
174
Example for Uniprot ID
P07711
P00450
O75829
P10909
P00738
Highlights
Mass spectrometry derived data
Plasma protein concentration:
Allows you to check the protein concentration in plasma or serum from healthy individuals as reported in literature.
Multiple reaction monitoring data
: Allows you to view proteotypic peptides used in multiple reaction monitoring assays.
Comprehensive literature on human plasma/serum
Allows you go through the list of review articles and high-throughput papers on plasma/serum.
Plasma Proteome Explorer
Allows you to batch query using peptides, Gene Symbols, RefSeq Accessions, Entrez Gene IDs and UniProt IDs.
Please cite the following references:
Muthusamy, B.
et al
. (2005). Plasma Proteome Database as a resource for proteomics research.
Proteomics
. 5, 3531-3536.
[PubMed]
Nanjappa, V.
et al
. (2014). Plasma Proteome Database as a resource for proteomics research: 2014 update.
Nucleic Acids Research.
42, D959-D965.
[PubMed]