Welcom to crop metabolome database !
Crop metabolome database (CropMetabolome)
is an integrated platform for crop metabolome databases and analysis tools that is dedicated to metabolic profiling,
metabolite identification, referencing standards, and repository and dissemination of crop metabolomics data.
Data Resources:
- Metabolomics data library: Mass spect experiments for 50+ crops including Cereals, Pulses, Feed Crops, etc.
- Reference metabolome library: Metabolite reference libraries for each of the 50+ crops.
- Standard compound mass spectra library: 135,400+ experimental spectra and 189,600+ in silico spectra.
- Flavonoids library: 1100+ flavonoid motifs and 140+ neutral losses.
- Pesticide library: 1800+ pesticidal compounds and their associated mass spectra (7,200+).
Analytical tools:
- Structure Query: Search CropMetabolome Database with a structure sketch.
- Molecular Weight Query: Search CropMetabolome Database by molecular weight.
- Combined Query: Search CropMetabolome Database by combined parameters.
- LC-MS Query: Search CropMetabolome Database by m/z values of precursor ions in acquired crop samples.
- LC-MS/MS Query: Search CropMetabolome Database by MS1 (parent Ion m/z) and MS2 (fragment Ions m/z) values.
- CropRefMetaBlast: Analyze a sample spectra by comparing with a selected crop reference metabolome.
- CompoundLibBlast: Analyze and annotate a sample spectra with our standard compound mass spectra libraries.
- PesticiDiscover: Detecting pesticide residues in samples by searching pesticide library for matching MS/MS spectra.
- FlavoDiscover: Detecting flavonoid derivatives by matching in-source fragment ions of our flavonoids library.
Metabolites Query:
Metabolites identification:
Citing the CropMetabolome Database :
1.CropMetabolome: a comprehensive metabolome database for major crops cross eight categories (submitted).
2.Li, Xuetong et al. "Expanding the Coverage of the Metabolic Landscape in Cultivated Rice with Integrated Computational Approaches."
Genomics, proteomics & bioinformatics, S1672-0229(21)00030-9. 22 Feb. 2021,
doi:10.1016/j.gpb.2020.06.018.