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

Sequences, structures and visualizations are easily shared with colleagues, since all data is kept as standard Excel text or images.

Proteax interfaces to industry-standard chemical drawing applications to edit and visualize chemistry details in modified proteins. Mass spectrometry work is eased by 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.

Proteax Desktop is a client-side programmer's version of the Proteax toolkit. 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 has interfaces to most popular scripting and programming languages (C#, Java, Python, C/C++, and Pascal) so you can run large batch jobs or create in-house applications, both GUI and web.

When you purchase Proteax for Spreadsheets you also get a copy of and a license for Proteax Desktop for 32-bit Windows.

The Proteax KNIME nodes is a KNIME extension that provides protein chemistry nodes for KNIME. The nodes surface most of the functions in Proteax Desktop so the functionality can be easily used in KNIME workflows.

To use the Proteax KNIME nodes you first need an installation of Proteax Desktop. The KNIME nodes are supported on Windows and Linux.

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.

A version for PostgreSQL databases is also in production use at a danish pharmaceutical company.

You may download the Proteax Cartridge product sheet from here.