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■Peptide Information:

Peptide Information Vol. 52 No. 10 has been published.

Collection of core journals

■Number of entries of databases:

  • LITDB: 877,690 entries
  • SYNDB: 297,801 entries
  • PEPDB: 11,456 entries
as of 2026-10-05.

■On-Line Search of Databases of PRF

Literature Database (PRF/LITDB)

  • When PubMed ID is appeared in an excerpt, you can jump to the entry of PubMed by clicking.
  • You can easily post E-Mail to the author by clicking, when you find E-Mail address in the excerpt.
  • When URL for WWW is appeared in an excerpt, you can jump to the site by clicking.

Protein/Peptide Sequence Database (PRF/SEQDB)

  • This database consists of amino acid sequrences of peptides and proteins.
  • You can search the database with a short amino acid sequence (fragment) as a probe.

Synthesized Compounds Database (PRF/SYNDB)

  • Unnatural amino acids, amino acid derivatives and chemically synthesized peptides are registered.
  • Synthetic intermediates are also collected.
  • You can search literature about chemical synthesis by components and so on.
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