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PhosphoSitePlusTM, a new version of PhosphoSite®, continues to provide
broad coverage of current literature and publish many first reports of
protein modification sites. Powerful new features include:
When using this resource, please cite PhosphoSitePlus at www.phosphosite.org.
PROTEIN SEARCH
View modification sites for a specific protein:
Protein Names
Requires wildcard (*) for partial names
 
SUBSTRATE SEARCH
View substrates of a specific kinase:
Kinase Name
 
LITERATURE SUPPLEMENTS & LINKS
Supplementary Materials
Signaling News and Links
ADVANCED SEARCH
Refine your search using one of the following advanced search or browse interfaces:
Protein, Sequence, or Reference Search
Retrieves a list of phosphoproteins based on protein name or ID (protein search), amino acid text string (sequence search), or author/PubMed ID (reference search). Searches can be restricted by protein type, domain, cellular compartment and/or MW range.

Site Search
Retrieves a list of modified sites (with surrounding amino-acid sequence) and proteins. Searches can be restricted by protein type, domain, cellular compartment, disease biomarker, disease state, cell line, cell type, tissue and/or treatment.

Comparative Site Search
Retrieves a list of modified sites that possess specified attributes, but excluding sites that possess other user-defined attributes. Searches can be restricted in the same way as for the "Site Search".

Browse MS Data By Disease
Allows the user to browse curated MS/MS experiments by selecting a disease type. Results show the number of records for phosphorylation and other post-translational modifications.

Browse MS Data by Cell Line
Allows the user to browse curated MS/MS experiments by selecting a cell line. Results show the number of phosphorylation and other post-translational modifications.
PHOSPHORYLATION SITE STATISTICS
Phosphorylation sites: 34,869
Phosphorylation sites curated from literature: 34,523
Unpublished MS/MS phosphorylation sites: 333
Non-redundant number of proteins: 7,439
OTHER MODIFICATION SITE STATISTICS
Acetylation sites: 520 Di-methylation sites: 247 Methylation sites: 77
Mono-methylation sites: 143 Neddylation sites: 13 Sumoylation sites: 257
Tri-methylation sites: 23 Ubiquitination sites: 225

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