Kategoriak: All - databases - proteins - enzymes - diseases

arabera bainun parjo 10 years ago

336

NAR Database

The NAR Database is meticulously organized into eight distinct sections, each focusing on various aspects of molecular biology, from plant databases and protein modifications to viruses and bacterial data.

NAR Database

NAR Database

Why it is useful?

understanding high level function and utilities of biological system
for 3D prediction
provide data collection of enzyme
NextProt
provide variety types of imformation on human protein
to know the protein cluster
provide collection of protein from complete genome of prokaryote, plasmid, viruses, organelles, protozoa, and plant
provide DNA sequence
facilitate the detection of functional homologies
predict present of domain and important sign
usefull for functional analysis of protein sequence
have small collection of data for study supra molecular system
measured binding affinities

Description

Binding DB : Binding database
Interpro : Integrated resource of protein
Protein Cluster : Collection of related protein sequences consists of protein derieved from annotation of whole genomes, organelles and plasmids
SBASE : Domain prediction system
Gen Bank : Sequence databease, annotated collection of all available nucleotide sequences and their protein translations
NextProt : New human protein-centric knowledge platform
BRENDA : Comprehensive enzymes information system
KEGG : Database resource for understanding function and utilities of the biological system
PDB : Protein database

types of databse

PDB
enzyme and enzyme nomenclature

KEGG

BRENDA

Binding DB

nucleotide sequence database
International Nucleotude Sequence Database Collaoration

GenBank

nextProt

protein sequence motif and active site
protein domain database
SBASE
Protein Cluster
InterPro

how it is organize?

devided to 8 section
8

molecular biology database

7

plant database

6

diseases and drug

genomic variation

5

model organism

comparative genomics

human genome

4

protozoa and fungi

bacteria

viruses

3

protein modification

enzymes

metabolic and signaling pathway

2

protein-protein interaction

motive and domain

protein sequence and structure

1

transcriptional regulation

nucleic acid sequence and structure

annually update or revised
year 2014: 185 articles published

recent update: 123 databases

58 new molecular biology database