NIST Libraries of Peptide Tandem Mass Spectra Biochemical Reference Data for Protein and Proteome Analysis (Developed by the Chemical Reference Data Group at NIST)

Search for a peptide sequence: Exact match:

	Library	Instrument	Species	Build Date	Num. Spectra	Exps./Samples	Browse	Download
Hs	Human	Ion Trap	H. sapiens	06-05-2013	324,352	703
Hs	Human	Collision Cell	H. sapiens	06-03-2013	73,304
Mm	Mouse	Ion Trap	M. musculus	05-20-2013	143,418	197
Dm	Drosophila	Ion Trap	D. melanogaster	04-11-2012	78,599	102
Ce	C. elegans	Ion Trap	C. elegans	05-24-2011	67,470	3
Sc	Yeast	Ion Trap	S. cerevesiae	04-06-2012	92,609	111
Sc	Yeast	QTOF	S. cerevesiae	04-17-2012	14,647	6
Sc	Yeast Pombe	Ion Trap	S. pombe	05-18-2013	50,907
Ec	E. coli	Ion Trap	E. coli	05-08-2013	62,383	53
Rn	Rat	Ion Trap	R. norvegicus	05-30-2013	61,707	44
Rn	Rat	QTOF	R. norvegicus	06-05-2013	23,513
Ch	Chicken	Ion Trap	G. gallus	05-24-2011	3,125	45
Std	Sigmaups1	Ion Trap	standard	05-24-2011	3,029	20
Std	BSA	Ion Trap	Bovine	04-01-2011	725	14
Std	HSA	Ion Trap	H. sapiens	06-06-2013	3,284

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