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| Főbb kutató- és genomcentrumok: |
- EBI, the European Bioinformatics Institute in Hinxton, UK.
- EMBL, the European Molecular Biology Laboratory.
- Sanger Centre. A major UK genome research centre.
- NCBI, the National Center for Biotechnology Information (USA).
- TIGR The Institute for Genomic Research (USA).
- HGSC, the Human Genome Sequencing Center at the Baylor College of Medicine.
- GVPN/Genethon: Centre de Recherche sur le Génome Humain.
- ExPASy at the University of Geneva.
- HGMP, the Human Genome Mapping Project (UK/MRC).
- The Jackson Laboratory. Scope: mammalian genetics.
- GenomeNet WWW server, Japan. Includes the KEGG metabolic database.
- BiSC, the Bioinformatics Supercomputing Centre in Toronto.
- KECK, The W.M. Keck Center for Computational & Structural Biology (Texas).
- LANL, biological sciences at the Los Alamos National Laboratory.
- JGI, the Dept. of Energy's Joint Genome Institute.
- NCGR, the National Center for Genome Resources (USA).
- NIH, the US National Institutes of Health.
- Pasteur Institute. Major French research organization.
- Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory , a major cell biology research centre.
- SHGC, the Stanford Human Genome Center.
- Weizmann Institute, Israel. Bioinformatics and Biological Computing.
- IMB, Institut für Molekulare Biotechnologie, Jena.
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| Hozzáférés távoli adatbázisokhoz és alkalmazásokhoz: |
- Nucleic Acids Research, the 2000 Molecular Biology Database Collection Issue.
- ENTREZ. Search MEDLINE and Sequence Databases.
- PubMed Central, free online access to full text research articles.
- MedMiner, combines GeneCards and PubMed.
- The Encyclopedia of the Mouse Genome and MGD.
- FSSP Database of Families of Structurally Similar Proteins.
- PDB Protein Database, 3D and Structure.
- TRANSFAC. The transcription factor database.
- BSM Group. The Biomolecular Structure and Modelling group at University College (London).
- Bodymap, the human and mouse gene expression database (Tokyo).
- SHIGEN, shared information of genetic resources (Japan).
- Kabat Antibodies - Structure and Sequence.
- GeneDoc - Multiple Sequence Alignment Editor for Windows.
- ProDom. The protein domain database.
- CBS, Center for Biological Sequence Analysis, Technical University of Denmark.
- IMGT The International ImMunoGeneTics information system®.
- CGAP Cancer Genome Anatomy Project.
- GOLD Genomes On Line Database.
- The cytokines web page. Information about cytokines, receptors, 3-D structure.
- DOGS, the database of genome sizes.
- CSE, the Baskin Center for Computer Science and Engineering.
- Small RNA database at BCM.
Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms
- The SNP consortium, European mirror.
- Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms at the NCBI.
- Genetic Annotatio ative from the Natl. Cancer Institute (USA).
- Utah SNPs database.
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| Gén-predikciós eszközök: |
- AAT, a tool for analyzing and annotating genomic sequences.
- Autogene integrated prediction tool.
- BCM Search Launcher. Molecular biology-related search and analysis services available on the WWW by providing a single point-of-entry for related searches.
- CASSANDRA is a program designed for recognition of coding segments.
- CDS, search for coding regions.
- Diogenes is an ORF-finding code targeting short genomic sequences, searching for and reporting likely protein-encoding regions.
- DoubleScan is a program for comparative ab initio prediction of protein coding genes in mouse and human DNA.
- GENEBUILDER is an integrated computing system for protein-coding gene prediction.
- GeneID is an Artificial Intelligence system for predicting vertebrate gene structure.
- GeneMachine performs both comparative and predictive gene identification.
- Genemark relies upon an Inhomogeneous Markov Model to predict genes.
- GeneQuiz provides highly automated analysis of biological sequences.
- Genesplicer detects splice sites in the genomic DNA of various eukaryotes.
- GeneWise2 compares a protein sequence to a genomic DNA sequence.
- Genie uses statistical methods and neural networks to model gene structures.
- GenomScan predicts the locations and exon-intron structures of genes in genomic sequences incorporating protein homology information.
- GENSCAN is a program designed to predict complete gene structure including exons, introns, promoter and poly-adenylation signals, in genomic sequences. It differs from the majority of existing gene finding algorithms in that it allows for partial genes as well as complete genes and for the occurrence of multiple genes in a single sequence, on either or both DNA strands.
- GENSCAN can also be accessed here.
- GENVIEW, a computing system for protein-coding gene prediction.
- Glimmer is a system for finding genes in microbial DNA and uses Markov models.
- GlimmerM is a gene finder derived from Glimmer, but developed specifically for eukaryotes.
- GrailEXP is a software package that predicts exons, genes, promoters, polyas, CpG islands, EST similarities, and repetitive elements.
- HCPOLYA, Hamming Clustering Method for Poly-A prediction in Eukaryotic Genes.
- HMMGENE, prediction of vertebrate and C. elegans genes.
- MetaGene 2.6 allows the researcher to submit sequences to seven gene prediction engines simultaneously to obtain a comprehensive report on sequence features.
- MORGAN uses a variety of techniques to find genes in vertebrate DNA.
- MZEF is Michael Zhang's Exon Finder.
- MZEF with SpliceProximalCheck is an Integrated System for Exon Finding with SpliceProximalCheck as a front-end tool for Michael Zhang's Exon Finder MZEF.
- NETGENE2, intron splice site prediction in human, C. elegans and A. thaliana DNA.
- NetPlantGene, intron splice sites in Arabidopsis thaliana DNA.
- NETSTART. Translation start in vertebrate and A. thaliana DNA.
- NIX,a tool for registered users to view results of many DNA analysis programs with a single sequence.
- NNSPLICE: Splice Site Prediction by Neural Network.
- ORF Finder is a graphical analysis tool to find open reading frames.
- ORFGENE. Gene structure prediction using information on homologous protein sequence.
- PROCRUSTES uses related proteins and cDNAs for gene prediction.
- Pombe: Fission Yeast Exon-Intron Structure Finder.
- PredictGenes: predict and verify gene structure by alignment with homologous proteins.
- PROMOTER. Transcription start sites in vertebrate DNA.
- Promoter Inspector. Several tools from the GSF in Muenich.
- PromoterScan predicts promoter regions based on scoring homologies.
- PROSCAN predicts pomoter regions based on homologies.
- Selfid Self-identification of coding regions in microbial genomes.
- SplicePredictor, a method to identify potential splice sites in (plant) pre-mRNA.
- TESS finds transcription elements.
- The GeneSeqer: a method to identify potential exon/intron structure in pre-mRNA by splice site prediction and spliced alignment.
- The ORF Finder is a graphical analysis tool.
- tRNAscan searches for tRNA genes in genomic sequences.
- TWINSCAN exploits the patterns of conservation observed in alignments between a target genomic sequence and its homologous sequence in other organisms.
- Veil uses a custom-designed hidden Markov model (HMM) to find genes in eukaryotic DNA.
- Yeastgene calculates the YZ value of an ORF or a fragment of DNA sequence in Saccharomyces cerevisiae genome.
Geneprediction related sites
- MAR-Finder deduces the presence of matrix association regions (MARs).
- BANBURY CROSS: a site for Gene Identification Software Benchmarking
- Additional collections of genefinding links can be found at Stanford University, UK HGMP Resource Center .
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| Microarray analízis erőforrások: |
- EBI's, microarray page.
- Manchester microarray group homepage.
- MIT's molecular pattern recognition.
- Gene Network Inference from large-scale gene expression data.
- William Noble Grundy's analysis of microarray gene expression data using support vector machines.
- Kim's Lab C. elegans microarrays.
- ExpressDB, a relational database containing yeast RNA expression data.
- EpoDB, a database of genes that relate to vertebrate red blood cells.
- The Jackson Laboratory on gene expression.
- Gene Expression Omnibus at the NCBI.
- Microarray Project at the Natl. Human Genome Research Institute.
- Mad Bee at the CIT.
- ArrayExpress database at the EBI.
- Rockefeller, microarray and data analsysis.
- Puces à ADN, DNA microarrays.
- Microarrays.org, public source for microarraying, information, tools, and protocols.
- Array links (MPI-Z), people interested in DNA microarray technology.
- Alan Robinson's, collection of resources about large-scale gene expression and microarray technologies.
- Electronic Library of Microarray Publications, with citations, abstracts, summary information.
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| Fehérjeanalízis erőforrások: |
- Expasy, server for many proteinanalysis tools.
- MOWSE at SANGER center.
- Prospector at the University of San Francisco.
- ProfileScan, Profile tools at the swiss bioinformatic institut.
- PSORT for protein localisation.
- ChloroP for chloroplast transition proteins and other tools, TMHMM.
- PredictProtein protein secondary structure prediction.
- GOR I/II/IV protein secondary prediction, several other tools.
- NPS Network protein sequence analysis.
- PRINTS, protein fingerprint database.
- PFAM, a database of multiple alignments of protein domains.
- PROSITE, a database of protein domains.
- BLOCKS, a database of aligned protein segments.
- PRODOM, the protein domain database.
- INTERPRO, combination of several protein domain databases.
- SWISS-MODEL , protein homology modelling.
- Geno3D , protein homology modelling.
- WHAT IF - Protein modelling and visualization.
- INSIGHTII - Protein modelling and visualization.
- Rasmol,Chime,Protein Explorer - 3D protein visualization.
- COMBOSA3D - coloring based on sequence alignment with PDB.
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