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  The PMAP website is a resource for the entire scientific community to foster understanding of proteolytic pathways, and to reason about proteolysis. By bringing together information of seemingly unrelated or physically disconnected information from five databases (ProteaseDB, SubstrateDB, CutDB, ProfileDB and PathwayDB) we work to bring this new and unique tool to researchers of proteolysis, cell biologists and medical professionals.

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Models

Model Region	Name	Title	Template	Alignment % Identity	Alignment Expectation Value
	32227	Crystal Structure Of Human Recombinant Procathepsin B At 3.2 Angstrom Resolution	1pbh_	40	3e-35