Proteome database of cultured human cells
Primary cultures of human-derived cell strains and permanent cell lines are valuable research resources with which various investigations into cell functions and pathological deviations are able to be performed avoiding human ethical problems. The characterization and profiling of the behavior of cells in different culture conditions by using the methods of proteomics might offer useful information in the biomedical researches of human cell physiology and pathology. The TMIG-2DPAGE Proteome Database is being developed for the proteomic analysis of molecular mechanisms of aging and age-dependent cell dysfunction.
 TIG-3, human diploid fibroblast cell strain (HTML format) |
 SH-SY5Y, human neuroblastoma cell line (XML format without RDB) |
 HUVEC, human umbilical vein endothelial cells (XML format without RDB) |
Werner's Syndrome-related Proteome of Human Skin Fibroblasts (under construction) |
Human
CSF, 2D-DIGE gel images
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