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ProPepper: a curated database for identification and analysis of peptide and immune-responsive epitope composition of cereal grain protein families

1 Jan 2015

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ProPepper is a database that contains prolamin proteins identified from true grasses (Poaceae), their peptides obtained with single- and multi-enzyme in silico digestions as well as linear T- and B-cell-specific epitopes that are responsible for wheat-related food disorders. The integrated database and analysis platform contains datasets that are collected from multiple public databases (UniprotKB, IEDB, NCBI...

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PMID: 26450949
DOI: 10.1093/database/bav100

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