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Project Name | Submission Time | Sequence Count | Status | Actions |
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Project Management & Overview
Project Name | Submission Time | Sequence Count | Status | Actions |
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Project Name | Submission Time | Sequence Count | Status | Actions |
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Marine Microbial Sample | 2025-08-28 14:30 | 5 | Complete | |
Soil Sample Test | 2025-08-27 09:15 | 12 | Complete |
3D Structure Viewer
Interactive protein structure will be displayed here
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Sequence ID | Plastic Type | Degradation Probability | Confidence |
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Plaszyme is an online platform dedicated to predicting plastic-degrading enzymes. Through advanced algorithms and machine learning models, it analyzes protein sequences to predict their ability to degrade different types of plastics. This platform aims to provide convenient tools for biotechnology researchers, environmental scientists, and industry professionals to accelerate plastic degradation research and applications.
Our prediction model is trained on extensive experimentally validated plastic-degrading enzyme data, capable of accurately identifying sequence patterns related to plastic degradation in protein sequences and providing reliable prediction results.
Prepare the protein sequences you want to analyze. Supports single sequence text input or batch sequences in FASTA format files (.fasta, .fa, .txt). Ensure sequences are properly formatted with unique identifiers for each sequence.
Click the "Predict" option in the navigation bar to enter the prediction page. Enter an optional project name, then paste your sequences in the text box or drag and drop FASTA files into the upload area. After completion, click the "Submit Prediction" button to start analysis.
The system will start processing your sequences. Processing time depends on the number and length of sequences. After processing is complete, you will see a "View Report" button, click to view the results.
On the report page, you can view prediction results for each sequence's degradation probability against different plastic types. Results are displayed in intuitive progress bars with confidence annotations. You can export results in CSV or PDF format for further analysis or reporting.