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Proteax^® - protein variants made easy

Biochemfusion's Proteax software suite makes it easy to handle modified proteins and protein derivatives. Use Proteax with Microsoft^® Excel^® or Oracle^® databases to register and analyse your protein structures.

The chemically-aware Proteax engine enables you to work with post-translationally and chemically modified protein sequences. Protein data can therefore be transferred directly to bioinformatics tools, chemistry tools and to and from mass spectrometry instruments.

On the web Try a fully interactive browser-based protein editor at the Proteax demo site. Peptides and proteins can be visualized with Biochemfusion rendering components that are available over the full range of current web technologies: HTML5 + JavaScript, .NET, Java applets, and Flash.

In the office The Proteax for Spreadsheets add-ins work in both Microsoft Excel and OpenOffice.org® Calc so you can process offline and local data within a familiar spreadsheet environment.

In the corporate database Proteax Cartridge integrates directly into your Oracle or PostgreSQL® database. It does so without imposing restrictions on how you model your data. Proteax uses native database engine functional indexing to ensure an optimal and smooth integration.

For productive automation With the Proteax KNIME™ nodes end users are able to graphically setup and automate workflows related to the registration and analysis of biopharmaceuticals.

For power users and developers Proteax Desktop is the raw Proteax toolkit with language bindings to .NET, Python, Pascal, Java, and C/C++. Well-suited for developers and power users used to scripting. Maximum performance and flexibility.

Proteax key features

• Add post-translational modifications and chemical features to your protein sequences.
• Convert chemical structures into protein sequences for easy comparison and better visualization.
• Generate trivial derivative names or generate derivatives from names through DerNot expressions.
• Export and import proteins in GPMAW (a product of Lighthouse Data) format for mass spectrometry analysis.
• Enforce sequence and structural identity checks on protein registrations.
• View protein sequences as chemical entities and register them in chemistry databases.

Industry standard formats

Proteax supports industry standard protein and chemistry formats. Proteins can be processed in

• UniProt (as defined by The UniProt Consortium),
• GPMAW,
• FASTA, and
• Protein Line Notation format.

Chemical structures are generated in MDL molfile format so you can easily interface to standard chemistry tools.

Learn more

Try the fully functional trial version of Proteax for Spreadsheets. For more product details on both Proteax for Spreadsheets and Proteax Cartridge you can download the product flyers. You are also very welcome to contact .