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SDAP - Structural Database of Allergenic Proteins

Search: SDAP All allergens		Search: SDAP Food allergens
Go to: FASTA Search in SDAP		Go to: FAO/WHO Allergenicity Test
Go to: Peptide Similarity		Go to: Peptide-Protein PD Index
Send a comment to Ovidiu Ivanciuc		Submit new allergen information to SDAP
Last Updated: February 25, 2013
Alphabetical listing of allergens: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Access to SDAP is available free of charge for Academic and non-profit use. Licenses for commercial use can be obtained by contacting W. Braun (webraun@utmb.edu). Secure access to SDAP is available from https://fermi.utmb.edu/SDAP

FASTA Similarity Search in the SDAP Database

Find the sequence similarity between your protein and all allergens from the SDAP database by using a FASTA search. Paste or type your protein sequence as a string of single-letter amino acid codes (lower-case amino acid codes will be translated into upper-case amino acid codes). The maximum length of the sequence is 1000; sequences longer than 1000 amino acids will be truncated after the first 1000 amino acids. Besides the codes of the 20 amino acids, acceptable symbols are B (aspartate or asparagine), U (selenocysteine), and X (any amino acid). The symbols Z, *, -, and . are translated into X (FASTA deletes these symbols from its input). Any other input characters (including space and new line) will be deleted.

Search made with FASTA 3.45