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InterPro - EMBL-EBI InterProScan is the software package that allows sequences (protein and nucleic) to be scanned against InterPro's signatures Signatures are predictive models, provided by several different databases, that make up the InterPro consortium
InterProScan - InterPro This form enables you to submit sequences to the InterProScan web service for scanning against the InterPro protein signature databases Please note that you can submit up to 100 sequences at a time
Searching InterPro | InterPro - EMBL-EBI Browse through InterPro entries, member databases, proteins, structures, taxonomy, proteomes or clan sets Figure 2 highlights the location of the different search entry points on the InterPro web interface
InterPro2GO mapping | European Bioinformatics Institute Signatures describing the same protein family or domain are grouped into unique InterPro entries This InterPro resource is then applied across the UniProt KnowledgeBase, and all UniProtKB protein sequences that have matches to a particular InterPro entry are cross-referenced
What is InterPro? - EMBL-EBI InterPro combines protein signatures from multiple, diverse databases into a single searchable resource, capitalising on their individual strengths to produce a powerful integrated database and diagnostic tool for protein sequence classification
About - InterPro - EMBL-EBI Web access using the sequence search box on the InterPro website, for the analysis of single protein sequences in FASTA format with a maximum length of 40,000 amino acids
Sequence searching | InterPro - EMBL-EBI To search InterPro with one or multiple protein sequence (s), copy and paste the amino acid sequence (s) into the large box, or upload a fasta file on the home page and click on the search button located below the box (Figure 10)