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27 th September 2017 wwwuniprotorg The two sides of UniProtKB curated by experts data from scientific papers annotation of sequence features collates isoforms in one entry annotation from rule systems incl expertcurated rules ID: 917262

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Enzymes in UniProtKB

Webinar

27th September 2017

Slide2

www.uniprot.org

Slide3

The two sides of UniProtKB

curated by experts

data from scientific papers

annotation of sequence features

collates isoforms in one entry

annotation from rule systems (incl. expert-curated rules)

mapped experimental sequence features (3D structures)

isoforms are kept separate

Slide4

Specific information for enzymes

pathway

kinetics

cofactor

Enzyme regulation

Catalytic activity

Slide5

Specific information for enzymes

EC number

Slide6

Specific information for enzymes

Cofactor binding sites

Substrate binding sites

Catalytic site

Slide7

Catalytic activity and EC number

EC (E

nzyme Commission) number Provide a classification for enzymatic reactionsCatalytic activity: description of the reaction

EC 2.7.11.1

class

s

ub-class

sub-subclass

http://www.ebi.ac.uk/intenz/

EC 1.-.-.- oxidoreductases

EC

2.-.-.- transferases

EC

3.-.-.- hydrolases

EC

4.-.-.-

lyases

EC

5.-.-.- isomerases

EC

6.-.-.- ligases

5%

Slide8

Catalytic activity and EC number

Complete EC number

Partial EC number

No catalytic activity -> Function

Experimental evidence

Slide9

Cofactor

non-protein substance required for a protein to be catalytically activeInorganic: metal atoms zinc, iron,

etc.Organic: vitaminsmapped to ChEBI identifiers

Slide10

Biophysicochemical properties

Information about enzyme biophysical

and chemical propertieskinetic dataMichaelis-Menten constant (KM) and maximal velocity (Vmax).Physiological substratesoptimum pH for enzyme activityoptimal

temperature for enzyme

activity

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Enzyme regulation

Describe components which regulate the enzyme activity:natural and

synthetic productsallostericpost-translational modification (ex. phosphorylation)

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Pathway

describes the metabolic pathway(s) associated with a protein

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Additional information

Function: more substrates, contextPost translational modification (phosphorylation, cleavage etc.)

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Active site

indicates the residues directly involved in catalysisif known, we provide the exact role (ex.

nucleophile etc..)

Slide15

Substrate/cofactor binding sites

Slide16

Feature viewer: summary of sequence features

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Feature viewer: summary of sequence features

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Feature viewer: summary of sequence features

Slide19

Search

Free text

Advanced search -> combining search in various fields

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Example 1: Search for acetyltransferases using EC number

Acetyltransferase -> EC 2.3.2.-

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Results

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Example 2: metalloproteases and diseases

How many metalloproteases that uses zinc as a cofactor are related to

a disease?

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How can I see the disease(s) in which they are involved?

Results

Customizing columns

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Customizing result page columns

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Cross-references to external resources

information related to enzymes and found in data collections other than UniProtKB

Slide27

Cross-references to external

resources

Enzymatic reaction

Enzyme families

Pathways

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EBI-Enzyme Portal

http://www.ebi.ac.uk/enzymeportal/

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Finding help

http://www.uniprot.org/help/advanced_search

http://www.uniprot.org/help/catalytic_activityhttp://www.uniprot.org/help/act_sitehttp://www.uniprot.org/help/biophysicochemical_propertieshttp://

www.uniprot.org/help/cofactor

Online training:

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://

www.ebi.ac.uk/training/online/course/uniprot-exploring-protein-sequence-and-functional

Visit our YouTube Channel:

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PIs

:

Alex Bateman, Cathy Wu, Ioannis Xenarios

Key staff

:

Alan Bridge (

Content),

Cecilia

Arighi

(Curation

), Darren

Natale

(Content

),

Hongzhan Huang (Development), Lydie Bougueleret (Co-direction), Manuela

Pruess (Coordination), Maria Martin (Development), Michele Magrane (Curation), Nicole Redaschi (Development), Peter McGarvey (Content), Sandra Orchard (Content), Sylvain Poux (Curation)Content/Curation: Aleksandra Shypitsyna, Alistair MacDougall, Andre Stutz, Andrea Auchincloss, Anne Estreicher, Anne Morgat

, Arnaud

Gos

,

Barbara

Palka

,

Bernd

Roechert

, Brigitte

Boeckmann

,

C

. R.

Vinayaka

,

Catherine

Rivoire

, Chantal

Hulo

, Christian

Sigrist

, Cristina

Casals

Casas, Damien

Lieberherr

,

Daniel Gonzalez, Elena

Speretta

,

Elisabeth

Coudert

,

Emma Hatton-Ellis,

Emmanuel

Boutet, Florence Jungo, George Georghiou, Ghislaine Argoud-Puy, Guillaume Keller, Hema Bye-A-Jee, Ivo Pedruzzi, John S. Garavelli, Karen Ross, Kate Warner, Kati Laiho, Klemens Pichler

,

Kristian

Axelsen

,

Lai-Su

Yeh

,

Lionel

Breuza

, Livia

Famiglietti

,

Lucila

Aimo

, Marc Feuermann, Michael

Tognolli

, Michel Schneider, Nadine

Gruaz

,

Nevila

Hyka-Nouspikel

,

Nidhi

Tyagi

,

Patrick Masson,

Penelope

Garmiri

,

Philippe

Lemercier

,

Qinghua

Wang,

Ramona

Britto

, Rossana

Zaru

,

Sandrine

Pilbout

,

Shyamala

Sundaram

, Ursula

Hinz

,

Yvonne

Lussi

Development:

Alan

Da

Silva,

Alexandr

Ignatchenko

, Alexandre

Renaux

, Andrew Nightingale,

Arnaud

Kerhornou

, Beatrice

Cuche

,

Benoit Bely,

Borisas

Bursteinas

,

Chuming

Chen,

Delphine

Baratin

,

Dushyanth Jyothi,

Edouard

De

Castro,

Edward Turner,

Elisabeth

Gasteiger

,

Emanuele

Alpi

,

Guoying

Qi, Hermann

Zellner

,

Jerven

Bolleman

,

Jian Zhang,

Jie

Luo, Joseph

Onwubiko

, Leonardo Gonzales,

Leslie

Arminski

,

Leyla

Garcia

Castro, Mark Bingley,

Monica

Pozzato

,

Parit

Bansal,

Rabie

Saidi

,

Sangya

Pundir

, Sara

Benmohhamed

,

Sebastien Gehant, Teresa Batista Neto, Thierry Lombardot, Tony Sawford, Tony Wardell, Tunca Dogan, Vicente Lara, Vishal Joshi, Vladimir Volynkin, Wudong Liu, Xavier Martin, Xavier Watkins, Yongxing Chen, Yuqi Wan

European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI), Hinxton, Cambridge, UK

SIB Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics (SIB), Geneva, Switzerland

UniProt

Team

Protein Information Resource (PIR), Washington DC and Delaware, USA

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UniProt funding

UniProt

is supported by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) and National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) grant U41HG007822.

Additional support for the

EMBL-EBI

's involvement in UniProt comes from

European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL)

, the

British Heart Foundation (BHF

) (RG/13/5/30112), the

Parkinson's Disease United Kingdom (PDUK)

GO grant G-1307, and the NIH

GO grant U41HG02273.

UniProt activities at the

SIB are additionally supported by the Swiss Federal Government through the State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation SERI.PIR

's UniProt activities are also supported by the NIH grants R01GM080646, G08LM010720, and P20GM103446, and the National Science Foundation (NSF) grant DBI-1062520.

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Full list at:

http://www.ebi.ac.uk/training/webinars

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