Tag: Protein annotation

Discover how UniProt describes protein function using functional annotations, experimental evidence, computational prediction, Gene Ontology, catalytic activity, domains, localization, pathways, and literature.

Protein annotation in UniProt adds biological meaning to protein sequences through information about function, domains, localization, modifications, variants, evidence, literature, and other molecular characteristics.

TrEMBL is the unreviewed component of UniProtKB, providing extensive protein sequence coverage through computational annotation. Learn how TrEMBL uses automatic annotation, sequence similarity, protein domains, evidence, and other computational approaches to characterize newly available protein sequences.

Swiss-Prot is the reviewed and manually curated component of UniProtKB. Learn how Swiss-Prot provides protein sequences, functional annotations, evidence, scientific references, sequence features, domains, modifications, and other biological information.

UniProt is a major protein knowledge resource providing information on protein sequences, functions, annotations, structures, domains, taxonomy, proteomes, and scientific evidence. Explore the major components of UniProt and understand how researchers use this essential bioinformatics resource.