PepDiana release
Release files include checksums, row counts, and data dictionaries to support reproducible non-commercial research use.
License and reuse
PepDiana integrates source databases and primary-literature evidence. Reuse should preserve PepDiana provenance, source database credit, publication citations, and release identifiers.
Release files include checksums, row counts, and data dictionaries to support reproducible non-commercial research use.
Integrated records retain source database identifiers and URLs. Users should follow each original resource's license and citation policy.
Paper-level evidence is provided with bibliographic provenance. Reuse should cite the original publication where appropriate.
Include the PepDiana release identifier in methods sections when using website exports, API responses, or Skill results.
Do not remove source database identifiers, primary publication identifiers, or evidence locations from redistributed derivative tables.
Contact the LMMD group before commercial redistribution or large public mirrors so that license boundaries can be reviewed.