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EBI Proteomics Services Team – Standards, Data, and Tools for Proteomics. Henning Hermjakob European Bioinformatics Institute SME forum 2009 Vienna. IntAct Interactions. PRIDE Mass Spec. Reactome Pathways. UniProt Proteins. Context. Annotation. Integration and dissemination.
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EBI Proteomics Services Team – Standards, Data, and Tools for Proteomics Henning Hermjakob European Bioinformatics Institute SME forum 2009 Vienna
IntAct Interactions PRIDE Mass Spec Reactome Pathways UniProt Proteins Context Annotation Integration and dissemination EnVision Archive DAS
The Proteomics Identifications Database (PRIDE) • Centralized, standards compliant, public data repository for proteomics identifications • Open source • Open data • 50,287,408 spectra • 2,555,194 protein identifications • Detailed annotation of meta-data • Jones, P, et al: PRIDE: new developments and new datasets. Nucleic Acids Res. 2008 Jan;36(Database issue):D878-83. http://www.ebi.ac.uk/pride
The spectacular bit: across-BioMart queries! Question:“Which proteins, identified in PRIDE experiment 2, are involved in nucleotide metabolism” PRIDE Reactome
The IntAct Molecular Interaction Database • Centralized, standards compliant, public data repository for protein interactions • Open source • Open data • 200.000 binary interaction reports • S. Kerrien, et al: IntAct – Open Source Resource for Molecular Interaction Data. Nucleic Acids Res. 2007 Jan;35(Database issue):D561-5. • Orchard, S. et al: The minimum information required for reporting a molecular interaction experiment (MIMIx).Nat Biotechnol. 2007 Aug;25(8):894-8. http://www.ebi.ac.uk/intact
Reactome • Human pathway knowledgebase • Manually curated • Open source, open data • Collaboration between EBI, OCRI and NYU • Online since 2003 • Matthews L, et al: Reactome knowledgebase of human biological pathways and processes. Nucleic Acids Res. 2008 Nov 3. http://www.ebi.ac.uk/pride
Reactome content • Pathways 870 • Reactions 2900 • Proteins 2900 • Complexes 2250 • References 4200
Pathwaydescription authors summary species GO term other species
UniProt ChEBI Ensembl Compound Entrez Gene PubChem MIM KEGG RefSeq Hapmap UCSC Pathwayparticipants
SkyPainter • ‘Painting’ the reaction map with user-supplied data, e.g. over- and under-expressed genes from a microarray analysis • Animation for time series experiments • Overrepresentation analysis, e.g. disease candidate genes concentrated to a pathway
SkyPainter #ID value1 P20248 2.381255 P14635 2.078063 Q01094 1.358003 P08319 1.274531 O95067 1.251352 P12004 1.031162 P30305 1.654142 P16104 1.274092 P33992 1.560363 P35249 1.185243 O94913 2.410139 Q13415 1.085086 Q15054 1.148979 P30307 2.270973 O75496 0.796653 P49736 0.998988 Q13243 2.634955 P50613 1.466119 O75419 1.853295 P30304 0.863513 O96017 0.889464 P38398 1.068929 P06730 1.789461 P15927 0.89531 P30038 0.655572 P51530 1.060222 P17174 1.611088 P35250 0.58771 … • Usable identifiers: • UniProt • RefSeq • Ensembl • MIM • Entrez Gene • KEGG COMPOUND • ChEBI • Affymetrix • GO
The Funding The Team • EU: • ProDaC (to 03/2009) • ProteomeBinders • BioSapiens • Felics • LipidomicNet • APO-SYS • PSIMEx (since 03/2009) • EMBL • Wellcome Trust • NIH
PRIDE private mode Private Data in PRIDE “Collaboration” • Private mode allows data analysis within a collaboration Lab B Lab A • PRIDE tools are already accessible in private mode, in particular experiment comparison (alpha) Lab C Reviewer • On manuscript submission, reviewers can access the data in standard format Comparison Publicly available data
PRIDE private mode Publicly available data Private Data “Collaboration” • Private mode allows data analysis within a collaboration Lab B Lab A • PRIDE tools are already accessible in private mode, in particular experiment comparison (alpha) Lab C Reviewer • On manuscript submission, reviewers can access the data in standard format • On manuscript publication, the data becomes public