Useful Links

Protein Identification & Characterisation

Lutefisk97: Rich Johnson's de novo sequence program
MassSearch: Computational Biochemistry Research Group, ETH, Zurich
(e)Mowse: The original Mowse was developed at the Imperial Cancer Research Fund, London, but has now disappeared from the web
MultiIdent, PeptIdent, and TagIdent: Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics, Geneva
PepNovo: De novo sequence interpretation from UCSD
PeptideSearch: Protein and Peptide Group, EMBL, Heidelberg
Protein Prospector: Mass Spectrometry Facility, UCSF, San Francisco
Prowl: Rockefeller University, New York
Sashimi / Trans-Proteomic Pipeline: Seattle Proteome Center proteomics tools
SearchXLinks: Analysis of cross-linked proteins from the Centre of Advanced European Studies and Research.
Sequest: Scripps Research Institute, La Jolla

NCBI Taxonomy Homepage: How many legs does it have?
PubMed (free Medline from NCBI): Where possible, literature references on this site are hot-linked to PubMed
GPMAW: Peter Højrup's useful ready reckoner for molecular weights: General Protein / Mass Analysis for Windows

Molecular Biology Journals: Comprehensive list of bio-journals. Excellent links to on-line editions, publisher's web sites, etc.
Sci.techniques.mass-spec Newsgroup: Home page & archives for the sci.techniques.mass-spec newsgroup.
spectroscopyNOW.com from Wiley: Formerly Base Peak, formerly Murray's Mass Spectrometry Links.
On-line Sequence Analysis Tools: An exceptional collection of links from L'Atelier BioInformatique de Marseille.
CMS Molecular Biology Resource: Christopher Smith's comprehensive collection of links organised by analytical function
Proteome Commons: Open source proteomics software archive
SPS Digest: Swiss Proteomics Society current awareness service