SUPERFAMILY -- Protein Structural Database

What you can do:
Database of structural and functional protein annotations for all completely sequenced organisms.
Highlights:
  • SUPERFAMILY provides structural, functional and evolutionary information for proteins from all completely sequenced genomes, and large sequence collections such as UniProt.
  • Protein domain assignments for over 900 genomes are included in the database.
  • Hidden Markov models based on Structural Classification of Proteins (SCOP) domain definitions at the superfamily level are used to provide structural annotation.
  • A new model library was produced based on SCOP 1.73.
  • Family level assignments are also available.
  • From the web site users can submit sequences for SCOP domain classification; search for keywords such as superfamilies, families, organism names, models and sequence identifiers; find over- and underrepresented families or superfamilies within a genome relative to other genomes or groups of genomes; compare domain architectures across selections of genomes and finally build multiple sequence alignments between Protein Data Bank (PDB), genomic and custom sequences.
  • Recent extensions to the database include InterPro abstracts and Gene Ontology terms for superfamiles, taxonomic visualization of the distribution of families across the tree of life, searches for functionally similar domain architectures and phylogenetic trees.
Keywords:
  • protein superfamily
  • protein structures
  • protein sequence alignments
  • protein superfamily functional annotation
  • protein evolution
This record last updated: 02-20-2009
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