The most commonly used websites for finding information on crop proteins include UniProt, NCBI Protein, PDB, and CropPedia.
These websites have search functions where you can enter the name of the crop or the specific protein you are looking for. You can also use advanced search options to narrow down your results.
Yes, there are databases that focus on certain crops or protein families, such as MaizeGDB for maize proteins and LegumeIP for legume proteins.
Yes, these websites often include information on the function and structure of proteins, as well as any known interactions with other proteins or molecules.
While these websites are valuable resources, they may not have information on all crop proteins, especially those that are newly discovered or not well-studied yet. It is always important to double-check information and consider using multiple sources.