PTM Statistics Curator: Automated Curation and Population of PTM Statistics from the Swiss-Prot Knowledgebase

The PTM Statistics Curator is an automated computational method for quantifying the number of each post-translational modification reported experimentally and non-experimentally in the Swiss-Prot Knowledgebase. Non-experimental qualifiers (Potential, Probable, By Similarity) are consistent with those defined in Swiss-Prot. This method will automatically load the new PTM IDs, curate them, and quantify and even categorize by organism this information every month as the Swiss-Prot Knowledgebase is updated. It was created with the intention of being used at-large as a continuously updated resource for use by the academic community.

Instructions to Download and View the Statistics for Each Individual Modification

Download and unzip the most recent statistics. The statistics can be opened with WordPad, Excel, or TextPad.

DOWNLOAD THE FULL RAW AND SUMMARIZED STATISTICS HERE.

How to Cite PTMCurator

Please cite the associated publication, which describes the details of our method.
Khoury, G. A., Baliban, R. C. & Floudas, C. A. Proteome-wide post-translational modification statistics: frequency analysis and curation of the swiss-prot database. Sci. Rep. 1, 90; DOI:10.1038/srep00090 (2011).

NEW FEATURE

We have populated the UniProt ID numbers associated with each modification. The files byidexperimental.txt and byidnonexperimental.txt contain the UniProt ID numbers sorted by modification type so one can cross-reference to the Swiss-Prot database for further information. These files have been added to the download link above.

NEW FEATURE

We have added the ability to filter the modification statistics by whether it occurred on a prokaryote (proksexp.txt and proksnonexp.txt) or a eukaryote (euksexp.txt and euksnonexp.txt). We further specify the distribution of the modifications occurring on mammalian proteins in the files mammalexp.txt and mammalnonexp.txt. These files have been added to the download link above.

Summarized Statistics

Experimental

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Frequency	Modification
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49116		Phosphorylation
5756		N-linked glycosylation
5169		Acetylation
3153		Amidation
1683		Hydroxylation
1625		Methylation
1271		O-linked glycosylation
1014		Ubiquitylation
894		Pyrrolidone Carboxylic Acid
532		Sulfation
452		Gamma-Carboxyglutamic Acid
447		Sumoylation
337		Palmitoylation
191		Myristoylation
155		ADP-ribosylation
152		C-linked glycosylation
83		Farnesylation
77		S-nitrosylation
71		Citrullination
61		Nitration
59		Geranyl-geranylation
56		Formylation
55		Deamidation
37		S-diacylglycerol cysteine
34		GPI anchoring
33		Bromination
20		FAD
8003		Others
72533		Total Characterized
80536		Total Processed

Non-Experimental

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Frequency       Modification
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97593		N-linked glycosylation
72053		Phosphorylation
16523		Acetylation
8060		Methylation
5626		Palmitoylation
4479		Citrullination
2890		Sulfation
2475		O-linked glycosylation
2272		Amidation
1990		S-diacylglycerol cysteine
1771		Ubiquitylation
1764		Hydroxylation
1474		Pyrrolidone Carboxylic Acid
1301		Myristoylation
1039		Geranyl-geranylation
861		GPI anchoring
809		Gamma-Carboxyglutamic Acid
775		Sumoylation
288		Farnesylation
189		S-nitrosylation
169		ADP-ribosylation
165		Deamidation
163		FAD
125		Formylation
108		Nitration
103		C-linked glycosylation
56		Bromination
5141		Others
225121		Total Characterized
230262		Total Processed

Curation Methods

Our PTM Curator performs several algorithmic steps monthly in line with updates from the Swiss-Prot Knowledgebase to generate the results. For a more detailed description of the methods, please refer to our publication below.

Disclaimer

Although every consideration has been made during the design, generation, and posting of this data, we provide all data 'as-is'. We make no warranties regarding its correctness, and disclaim liability for damages resulting from its use. This website and associated data and services are for research only, not for clinical or commercial use. We provide this information as a non-profit service to the academic community.

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