※ The related web services for midbody, centrosome, kinetochore, telomere and spindle

1. Centrosome:db: the database a set of human and fly genes encoding proteins that are localized in the centrosome, either as centrosome constituents or as centrosome visitors.

2. MicekiPred: the predictor of midbody, centrosome and kinetochore proteins using gene ontology.




※ The products of the CUCKOO Workgroup

1. Prediction of phosphorylation sites.

(1) GPS 2.1 (Group-based Prediction System): One of our recent projects. We improved our previous GPS (Group-based Phosphorylation scoring) algorithm and released GPS 2.0 & GPS 2.1 algorithm. The GPS 2.0 (Group-based Prediction System, ver 2.0) software was implemented in JAVA and could predict kinase-specific phosphorylation sites for 408 human PKs in hierarchy. Recently, we released GPS 2.1 with a novel Peptide Selection method to improve the prediction performance and robustness greatly.

Website: http://gps.biocuckoo.org/

(2) GPS 1.1 (Group-based Phosphorylation scoring): In 2004 & 2005, we designed a novel algorithm GPS and construct an easy-to-use web server for the experimentalists. GPS 1.1 could predict kinase-specific phosphorylation sites for 71 PK groups with 216 unique PKs

Website: http://gps.biocuckoo.org/1.1/

(3) PPSP 1.0 (Prediction of PK-Specific Phosphorylation site): The software was implemented in Bayesian Decision Theory (BDT) algorithm. The prediction performance is comparable with GPS 1.1.

Website: http://ppsp.biocuckoo.org/

2. Prediction of SUMO substrates & sumoylation sites.

(1) SUMOps 2.0 (SUMOylation sites prediction): One of our recent projects. An enhanced software for prediction of sumoylation site, with GPS 2.0 algorithm.

Website: http://sumosp.biocuckoo.org/

(2) SUMOsp 1.0 (SUMOylation sites prediction): The old version of SUMOsp software, which was implemented in GPS 1.1 algorithm and Motif-X method.

Website: http://sumosp.biocuckoo.org/1.0/

(3) SSP 1.0 (SUMO Substrates Prediction): A genome-wide analysis of sumoylation-related biological processes and functions in human nucleus. Totally 2,683 potential SUMO substrates conserved in both human and mouse were identified. And we design a simple query software to search the results.

Website: http://ssp.biocuckoo.org/

3. Prediction of palmitoylation sites.

(1) CSS-Palm 2.0 : One of our recent projects. We used GPS 2.0 algorithm to develop CSS-Palm 2.0.

Website: http://csspalm.biocuckoo.org/

(2) CSS-Palm 1.0 : The old version of CSS-Palm software.

Website: http://csspalm.biocuckoo.org/1.0/

(3) NBA-Palm 1.0 :Another online predictor for S-palmitoylation site prediction, implementated in Naive Bayesian Algorithm.

Website: http://nbapalm.biocuckoo.org/; http://www.bioinfo.tsinghua.edu.cn/NBA-Palm/

4. Prediction of protein methylation sites.

(1) Memo 2.0 : The first computational program for prediction of protein methylation site on either lysine or arginine residues. The Memo 2.0 was implemented in SVMs (support vector machines) algorithm.

Website: http://www.bioinfo.tsinghua.edu.cn/~tigerchen/memo.html

5. Prediction of acetylation sites.

(1) PAIL 1.0 : The first computational program for prediction of protein acetylation sites on internal lysines. The PAIL 1.0 was implemented in BDM (Bayesian Discriminant Method) algorithm.

Website: http://bdmpail.biocuckoo.org/

6. Prediction of ubiquitination sites.

(1) BDM-PUB 1.0 : The first computational program for prediction of protein ubiquitination sites. The BDM-PUB 1.0 was implemented in BDM (Bayesian Discriminant Method) algorithm.

Website: http://bdmpub.biocuckoo.org/

7. Miscellaneous tools.

(1) DOG 1.0 (Domain Graph): It could be used to prepare publication-quality figures of protein domain structures. The scale of a protein domain and the position of a functional motif/site will be precisely calculated.

Website: http://dog.biocuckoo.org/

(1)PPS 1.0 (PTMs Peptide Scanner): It could be used to reveal known or highly potential PTM sites in eukaryotic proteins. Five typical PTMs were considered, including phosphorylation, sumoylation, palmitoylation, methylation and acetylation.

Website: http://pps.biocuckoo.org/