GetProteinsAPI
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- | GetProteins is a CGI script which allows users to query the peptide atlas for one or more proteins of interest. | + | GetProteins is a CGI script which allows users to query the peptide atlas for one or more proteins of interest. Default export format is tab-separated values (TSV) |
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https://db.systemsbiology.net/sbeams/cgi/PeptideAtlas/GetProteins?organism=Human;biosequence_name_constraint=Q00987%3BP38398%3BP51587&presence_level_constraint=1&presence_level_constraint=2&redundancy_constraint=4&QUERY_NAME=AT_GetProteins&action=QUERY | https://db.systemsbiology.net/sbeams/cgi/PeptideAtlas/GetProteins?organism=Human;biosequence_name_constraint=Q00987%3BP38398%3BP51587&presence_level_constraint=1&presence_level_constraint=2&redundancy_constraint=4&QUERY_NAME=AT_GetProteins&action=QUERY | ||
- | This has the following parts: | ||
- | Base URL: https://db.systemsbiology.net/sbeams/cgi/PeptideAtlas/GetProteins | ||
- | Organism: organism=Human # Could also specify an explicit build_id, e.g. atlas_build_id=393 - but these will change over time | + | PATH parameter (base URI): https://db.systemsbiology.net/sbeams/cgi/PeptideAtlas/GetProteins |
- | Protein(s): biosequence_name_constraint=Q00987%3BP38398%3BP51587 | + | |
- | presence level*: presence_level_constraint=1 | + | |
- | presence_level_constraint=2 | + | |
- | redundancy*: redundancy_constraint=4 | + | |
- | query_name: QUERY_NAME=AT_GetProteins | + | |
- | run token: action=QUERY | + | |
+ | Query parameters: | ||
+ | organism, string [required if no atlas_build_id]: e.g. Human # Preferred as current best build will be used | ||
+ | atlas_build_id, integer [required if no organism]: e.g. 393 # Explicit, but may not be current best resource | ||
+ | biosequence_name_constraint, string of (url-escaped)comma-separated identifiers: e.g. Q00987%3BP38398%3BP51587 | ||
+ | query_name, string: QUERY_NAME=AT_GetProteins | ||
+ | run token, string: action=QUERY | ||
- | # Unused parameters | + | |
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+ | # Optional parameters | ||
+ | presence_level_constraint, integer multiple | ||
+ | redundancy_constraint, integer, multiple | ||
upload_file= | upload_file= | ||
tube_constraint= | tube_constraint= |
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GetProteins is a CGI script which allows users to query the peptide atlas for one or more proteins of interest. Default export format is tab-separated values (TSV)
GetProteins offers a number of filters and options that are not easily set by external websites, so the most common usage is to specify a set of proteins and let the user define the other parameters and run the script. That said, the example query below provides enough information for the script to automatically run: https://db.systemsbiology.net/sbeams/cgi/PeptideAtlas/GetProteins?organism=Human;biosequence_name_constraint=Q00987%3BP38398%3BP51587&presence_level_constraint=1&presence_level_constraint=2&redundancy_constraint=4&QUERY_NAME=AT_GetProteins&action=QUERY PATH parameter (base URI): https://db.systemsbiology.net/sbeams/cgi/PeptideAtlas/GetProteins Query parameters: organism, string [required if no atlas_build_id]: e.g. Human # Preferred as current best build will be used atlas_build_id, integer [required if no organism]: e.g. 393 # Explicit, but may not be current best resource biosequence_name_constraint, string of (url-escaped)comma-separated identifiers: e.g. Q00987%3BP38398%3BP51587 query_name, string: QUERY_NAME=AT_GetProteins run token, string: action=QUERY # Optional parameters presence_level_constraint, integer multiple redundancy_constraint, integer, multiple upload_file= tube_constraint= sku_constraint= biosequence_gene_name_constraint= biosequence_desc_constraint= n_observations_constraint= n_distinct_peptides_constraint= chromosome= genetic_locus= start_in_chromosome= end_in_chromosome= strand= protein_probability_constraint= protein_group_representative_constraint=
- The presence and redundancy levels are are explained [here]