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. 2016 Mar 21;9(3):343–352. doi: 10.1093/ckj/sfv155

Table 2.

Kidney-specific databases

Name Description Main features
Transcriptomics
 Nephroseq (https://www.nephroseq.org/) Gene expression in renal disease; integration with clinical data 26 datasets (1989 samples)
Analysis and visualization tools (differential expression, co-expression, outlier, etc.)
Upload and export tools
 Renal Gene Expression Database (http://rged.wall-eva.net/) Gene expression in renal disease 88 research papers analysed
Easy-to-use interface
Proteomics
 Human Kidney and Urine Proteome Project (HKUPP) (http://www.hkupp.org/) Protein expression in normal urine and normal or diseased kidney Search for proteins in kidney structures (glomerulus, human medulla) and urine
Enables viewing two-dimensional gels and query fractions
 Urinary Protein Biomarker Database (http://122.70.220.102/biomarker) Candidate protein biomarkers in urine >400 reports on human and animals
819 human biomarkers, 33 animal biomarkers
Peptidomics
 Urinary Peptidomics and Peak-maps (http://www.padb.org/updb) Urinary peptides modified in disease Search by detection methodology and disease
Multi-omics
 Kidney and Urinary Pathway Knowledge Base (KUPKB) (http://www.kupkb.org/) Collection of publically available omics data related to renal disease >220 experiments
Easy and fast interface
Pathway visualization with KUPKB Network Visualizer
 Chronic Kidney Disease database (CKDdb) (http://www.padb.org/ckddb) Collection of publically available omics data related to chronic kidney disease 366 datasets
Search by study, sample, tissue, disease and molecule type