Products

All Biochemfusion products build on the Proteax toolkit - a software library that is able to process and transform protein entries with chemical annotations.

Proteax for Spreadsheets

With Proteax for Spreadsheets you can work with post-translationally and chemically modified proteins within Microsoft Excel® or OpenOffice.org® Calc. Users can analyze and compare protein entries by using the spreadsheet formulas that the Proteax add-in provides.

The Proteax for Spreadsheets add-in can interface to industry-standard chemical drawing applications to visualize chemistry details in modified proteins. Mass spectrometry work can be eased via the direct interface to Lighthouse Data's GPMAW application for protein editing and display.

You may download the Proteax for Spreadsheets product sheet from here.

A fully functional trial version can be downloaded from here.

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Proteax for Spreadsheets in action in MS Excel 2007.

Proteax Cartridge - for Oracle® databases

The Proteax Cartridge enables your Oracle database to handle protein formats natively. Proteins and protein derivatives with post-translational and chemical modifications can then be registered directly in an Oracle database and shared and searched across your organization.

Support for condensed representation of the chemical structure enables you to index even large macromolecules with existing chemistry cartridges.

You may download the Proteax Cartridge product sheet from here.

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Proteax Cartridge on Oracle 10.

Proteax Desktop

Proteax Desktop is a client-side version of the Proteax Cartridge. It contains the same functionality and is built on the same code base as the enterprise-strength Oracle data cartridge.

Proteax Desktop uses an embedded SQLite3 database engine for local data storage. It comes bundled with Proteax for Spreadsheets and has a Python-interface to enable scripting of larger batch jobs.

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Proteax Desktop running on Ubuntu 9.04.