ExPASy ProtParam
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Computes physicochemical parameters from a sequence.
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This section covers free bioinformatics tools that work from a peptide sequence: physicochemical parameters (ProtParam), theoretical masses after enzymatic cleavage (PeptideMass), structure drawing and prediction (PepDraw, PEP-FOLD3), and similarity search (BLAST). It also includes general health and nutrition logging apps that some people use alongside a dedicated tracker.
For the sequence and structure data these tools depend on, browse the databases under research resources, such as UniProt, RCSB PDB and AlphaFold DB. For record-keeping, see trackers. For unit math, see calculators.
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web.expasy.org
Computes physicochemical parameters from a sequence.
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Theoretical peptide masses after enzymatic cleavage.
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Peptide structure drawing and property calculation.
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De novo peptide structure prediction server.
Visit site ↗blast.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Sequence similarity search.
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Built-in health data app for iPhone/iPad.
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Android hub for sharing health data between apps.
Visit site ↗bearable.app
Symptom, mood and habit tracker with correlation reports.
Visit site ↗cronometer.com
Nutrition and biometrics logging app.
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Calorie, macro and exercise logging app.
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