ProteomeXchange provides globally coordinated proteomics data submission and dissemination - PubMed (original) (raw)

Eric W Deutsch 2, Rui Wang 3, Attila Csordas 3, Florian Reisinger 3, Daniel Ríos 3, José A Dianes 3, Zhi Sun 4, Terry Farrah 4, Nuno Bandeira 5, Pierre-Alain Binz 6, Ioannis Xenarios 7, Martin Eisenacher 8, Gerhard Mayer 8, Laurent Gatto 9, Alex Campos 10, Robert J Chalkley 11, Hans-Joachim Kraus 12, Juan Pablo Albar 13, Salvador Martinez-Bartolomé 13, Rolf Apweiler 3, Gilbert S Omenn 14, Lennart Martens 15, Andrew R Jones 16, Henning Hermjakob 3

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ProteomeXchange provides globally coordinated proteomics data submission and dissemination

Juan A Vizcaíno et al. Nat Biotechnol. 2014 Mar.

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Representation of the ProteomeXchange workflow for MS/MS and SRM data. *Raw data represents mass spectrometer output files.

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Summary of the main metrics of ProteomeXchange submissions (by August 2013). The number of data sets is indicated for submission type, data access status and for the top species and countries represented.

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