期刊
JOURNAL OF PROTEOME RESEARCH
卷 9, 期 1, 页码 50-58出版社
AMER CHEMICAL SOC
DOI: 10.1021/pr900191p
关键词
liver; transcriptome; proteome; quantification; localization
资金
- Chinese State Key Projects for Basic Research [2006CB910401, 2006CB910801, 2006CB910600]
- Chinese State High-tech Program [2006AA02A308]
- National Natural Science Foundation of China [30700988, 30700356]
- National Natural Science Foundation of China for Creative Research Groups [30621063]
- Chinese State Key Project Specialized for Infectious Diseases [20087-X10002-016, 20097-X10004-103, 2009ZX09301-002]
The Liverbase (http://liverbase.hupo.org.cn) integrates information on the human liver proteome, including the function, abundance, and subcellular localization of proteins as well as associated disease information. The overall objective of the Liverbase is to provide a unique public resource for the liver community by providing comprehensive functional annotation of proteins implicated in liver development and disease. The central database features are manually annotated proteins localized in or functionally associated with human liver. In this first version of Liverbase, the associated data includes the human liver proteome (6788 proteins) and transcriptome (11205 significantly expressed genes: 10224 from CHIP and 5422 from MPSS, respecively) from the Chinese human liver proteome project (CNHLPP). As a database made publicly available through the Web site, Liverbase provides browsing and searching capabilities and a compilation of external links to other databases and homepages. Liverbase enables (i) the establishment of liver GO slim with 51 nonredundant items; (ii) systematic searches for proteins within specific functional or metabolic pathways; (iii) systematic searches that aim to find the proteins that underlie common and rare liver diseases; and (iv) the integration of detailed protein annotations derived from the literature. Liverbase also contains an external links page with links to other biological databases and homepages, including GO, KEGG, pfam, SWISS-PROT, and GNF databases. Liverbase users can utilize all these information to conduct systems biology research on liver.
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