text: user14169: I want to download a curated dataframe of the full archive of UniProt.
  Any format as long as it is a table (.csv, .tsv, SQL etc.).
  Solution 1: Download the .fasta and do the formating myself -> very slow + information incomplete.
  Solution 2: Use API like BioServices -> still very slow but more information.
  Do we have an already-curated dataframe containing as complete as possible the entry + metadata of UniProt that can be downloaded right away?
  
  user73: Answer from @matteo-ferla, converted from comment:
  There are many tables in the downloads page such tables enumerating each protein in a species proteome with basic stats, but not all the data. The uniprot records are very structured so would convert poorly to a table (even filling cells with lists/arrays and dictionaries/objects)… so a fuller table would be a mess.
  
original_text: 14169: <p>I want to download a curated dataframe of the full archive of UniProt.</p>
  <p>Any format as long as it is a table (<code>.csv</code>, <code>.tsv</code>, <code>SQL</code> etc.).</p>
  <p>Solution 1: Download the .fasta and do the formating myself -&gt; very slow + information incomplete.</p>
  <p>Solution 2: Use API like <a href="https://github.com/cokelaer/bioservices" rel="nofollow noreferrer">BioServices</a> -&gt; still very slow but more information.</p>
  <p>Do we have an already-curated dataframe containing as complete as possible the entry + metadata of UniProt that can be downloaded right away?</p>
   73: <p><em>Answer from @matteo-ferla, converted from comment:</em></p>
  <p>There are many tables in the downloads page such tables enumerating each protein in a species proteome with basic stats, but not all the data. The uniprot records are very structured so would convert poorly to a table (even filling cells with lists/arrays and dictionaries/objects)… so a fuller table would be a mess.</p>
  