STRAP for GO Annotation

STRAP: Software for Researching Annotations of Proteins

STRAP (Software Tool for Rapid Annotation of Proteins) is a software program developed at the Cardiovascular Proteomics Center of Boston University School of Medicine (Boston, MA). The program automatically annotates a protein list with information that helps in the meaningful interpretation of data from mass spectrometry and other techniques.

STRAP Overview

Hardware Requirements

STRAP requires Windows XP or higher with at least version 3.5 of the Microsoft .NET Framework installed.

Input Requirements

STRAP takes protein lists as input in the form of text files, protXML files (usually generated by the Trans-Proteomic Pipeline), or DAT files (from Mascot search results).

Example of Result Pages

STRAP downloads information from the Uniprot and EBI QuickGO databases to generate protein annotation tables and a variety of GO charts to aid in the individual and differential analysis of proteomics data. Examples of these results are shown in the three figures below.

A protein annotation table for one sample
Protein annotation table for one sample
GO annotation pie chart for one sample
GO annotation pie chart for one sample
GO annotation bar chart comparing three samples
GO annotation bar chart comparing three samples

Download Software

Please select Download for the STRAP program (version 1.5) and the STRAP tutorial sample files.

Tutorial

Please select Tutorial for the STRAP tutorial.

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Contact Us

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Disclaimer

STRAP software was developed at the Cardiovascular Proteomics Center of Boston University School of Medicine (Boston, MA). The program is freely available for external testing. We assume no responsibility for its use, and we make no guarantees, whether expressed or implied, about its performance or any other characteristics. We would appreciate acknowledgment of our organization if the software is used.

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