Search HPP Proteomics data in UniProt
Source:R/uniprot_proteomics.R
rba_uniprot_proteomics_hpp_search.RdSearch for Human Proteome Project (HPP) proteomics features mapped to UniProt proteins. Refine the search by data source, peptide, or other supported criteria.
Usage
rba_uniprot_proteomics_hpp_search(
accession = NULL,
taxid = NULL,
data_source = NULL,
upid = NULL,
peptide = NULL,
unique = NULL,
...
)Arguments
- accession
Character: (optional) UniProtKB primary or secondary accession(s). You can supply up to 100 accession numbers.
- taxid
Numeric: (optional) NIH-NCBI Taxon ID. You can supply up to 20 taxon IDs.
- data_source
Character: (optional) Proteomics data source. You can supply up to two values. Use
rba_uniprot_proteomics_species()to retrieve the sources currently available for each species and category.- upid
Character: (optional) UniProt Proteome identifier (UPID). You can supply up to 100 UPIDs.
- peptide
Character: (optional) Peptide sequence(s). You can supply up to 20 sequences.
- unique
Logical: (optional) Filter by peptide uniqueness. If
TRUE, return peptides mapping to one protein; ifFALSE, return non-unique peptides; ifNULL, do not apply this filter.- ...
rbioapi option(s). See
rba_options's arguments manual for more information on available options.
Value
A list in which each element corresponds to a UniProt protein and
proteomics data are stored under the features element.
Details
At least one of accession, taxid, data_source,
upid, or peptide is required. unique only refines
those criteria.
UniProt categorizes proteomics data sources into three main data categories: PTM (Post-Translational Modification), non-PTM, and HPP (Human Proteome Project); each with corresponding API endpoints, and thus, rbioapi functions.
References
The UniProt Consortium. (2025). UniProt: the Universal Protein Knowledgebase in 2025. Nucleic Acids Research, 53(D1), D609–D617. https://doi.org/10.1093/nar/gkae1010
Nightingale, A., Antunes, R., Alpi, E., Bursteinas, B., Gonzales, L., Liu, W., Luo, J., Qi, G., Turner, E., & Martin, M. (2017). The Proteins API: Accessing key integrated protein and genome information. Nucleic Acids Research, 45(W1), W539–W544. https://doi.org/10.1093/nar/gkx237