The development of large-scale data sets requires a new means to display and 
disseminate research studies to large audiences. Knowledge of protein-protein 
interaction (PPI) networks has become a principle interest of many groups within 
the field of proteomics. At the confluence of technologies, such as 
cross-linking mass spectrometry, yeast two-hybrid, protein cofractionation, and 
affinity purification mass spectrometry (AP-MS), detection of PPIs can uncover 
novel biological inferences at a high-throughput. Thus new platforms to provide 
community access to large data sets are necessary. To this end, we have 
developed a web application that enables exploration and dissemination of the 
growing BioPlex interaction network. BioPlex is a large-scale interactome data 
set based on AP-MS of baits from the human ORFeome. The latest BioPlex data set 
release (BioPlex 2.0) contains 56 553 interactions from 5891 AP-MS experiments. 
To improve community access to this vast compendium of interactions, we 
developed BioPlex Display, which integrates individual protein querying, access 
to empirical data, and on-the-fly annotation of networks within an easy-to-use 
and mobile web application. BioPlex Display enables rapid acquisition of data 
from BioPlex and development of hypotheses based on protein interactions.