The transmembrane interface atlas
Explore the
membrane.
Find the interface.
Residue-level interface predictions for reviewed UniProt alpha-helical transmembrane proteins.
A new perspective on protein interactionsBeta-2 adrenergic receptor
Human · 413 aa · 7 transmembrane helicesA place to start
Explore a membrane question.
From sequence to insight
Built for residue-level exploration.
Chorus stands for Cross-pLM Hierarchical Optimization for Residue-level membrane Understanding and Site prediction.
Chorus combines six selected residue learners across three protein language models. Explore each protein’s interface probabilities along its sequence and on mapped experimental structures.
- Prediction
- Partner-independent PPI interface sites
- Decision threshold
- 0.554184 · SI30 validation positive-F1
Work with the data
Bring predictions into your workflow.
Download a protein’s predictions as TSV, retrieve residue ranges as JSON, or use the batch API for a small set of proteins.
- Up to 10 accessions per batch
- Up to 50,000 residues per batch response
- Whole-atlas download is not currently available
Batch API example
Send a JSON request with the accessions you want to retrieve:
POST /api/v1/batch
Content-Type: application/json
{"accessions":["P07550","P29972"]}Current release
Chorus DB · Release 1
Reviewed UniProt alpha-helical transmembrane proteins, with per-record inference scope and prediction provenance.
- Exact-length records
- 80,062
- Windowed records
- 557
- Including length-OOD records
- 189