PRIDE: Data Submission and Analysis
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Abstract
The Proteomics Identifications database (PRIDE, http://www.ebi.ac.uk/pride) is one of the main repositories designed to store, disseminate, and analyze mass spectrometry?based proteomics datasets. In this unit, an overview of the PRIDE system is given, including its key satellite tools: the Ontology Lookup Service (OLS), the Protein Identifier Cross?Referencing Service (PICR), and Database on Demand (DoD). Also described in detail are procedures for submitting data to PRIDE, and accessing data stored in PRIDE using the BioMart interface. Finally, to demonstrate the potential of PRIDE as a source for data mining, an example protocol is provided to showcase the powerful cross?domain query capabilities available through a combination of BioMarts. Curr. Protoc. Protein Sci. 60:25.4.1?25.4.11. © 2010 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Keywords: PRIDE; proteomics; ontologies; data mining; BioMart
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- Introduction
- Pride and Satellite Tools: OLS, PICR, and DoD
- Data Submission to Pride
- The Pride BioMart Interface
- Conclusions
- Basic Protocol 1: Cross‐Resource Data Retrieval Between Pride and Ensembl Using the Biomart Interface
- Literature Cited
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Figure 25.4.1 Screenshot that shows how dataset selection in the BioMart Central portal Web interface is performed, as specified in the . View Image -
Figure 25.4.2 Screenshot that shows how data filtering in Ensembl is performed, as specified in the . View Image -
Figure 25.4.3 Screenshot that shows how data filtering in PRIDE is performed, as specified in the . View Image -
Figure 25.4.4 Screenshot that shows how the selection of attributes to be retrieved from Ensembl is performed, as specified in the . View Image -
Figure 25.4.5 Screenshot that shows how the selection of attributes to be retrieved from PRIDE is performed, as specified in the . View Image -
Figure 25.4.6 Screenshot that shows how the final results retrieved using BioMart look, as specified in the . View Image
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