2D gel map of spots to proteins in the PDD

2D gel maps of spots to proteins in the PDD
Map images of 2D reference gels are used in the PDD for displaying the
positions of proteins when identified in a gel sample. These maps are
based on published data such as that of ExPASy and other groups. The Maps
may be used to interact with the database. You may use them by:
- clicking on spots in a reference 2D gel map for the specified
sample source to have it identify proteins in the PDD if the protein
is known for that sample source map,
- visualizing where proteins of interest (i.e. those found in
queries to the RDBMS) appear in our reference 2D gel maps by having
the RDBMS synthesize gel map images showing the spots boundaries of
proteins under analysis.
The following is [*** UNDER CONSTRUCTION ***]
NIMH 2D gel plasma maps: plasma, plasmaL
1. High-resolution 2D electrophoretic gel map of the plasma proteins
using the
LBG/NIMH 2D gel carrier ampholytes protocol
2. High-resolution 2D electrophoretic gel map of the plasma proteins
using the
LBG/NIMH 2D gel linear IPG protocol
NIMH 2D gel CSF map: csfL
High-resolution 2D electrophoretic gel (non-IPG) map of the
cerebrospinal fluid proteins using the LBG/NIMH 2D gel
IPG protocol
CDC 2D gel urine map: urine
High-resolution 2D electrophoretic gel map of the urine proteins from
Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention using the CDC 2D gel
protocol
ExPASy 2D gel map: plasmaH
The Hochstrasser group in Geneva, Switzerland has a plasma 2D gel map
of identified proteins on their ExPASy WWW server.
The ExPASy gel was labeled for some APP and other proteins for the PDD by NIMH
ExPASy 2D gel CSF map: csfH
High-resolution 2D electrophoretic gel (IPG) map of the
cerebrospinal fluid proteins.
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