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1. Database query: gene names used in this database
| Arabidopsis | ORF name | Such as: |
At2g07000 |
| Candida | From Stanford Genome Technology Center | Such as: |
orf19.2093.prot |
| Drosophila | Celera ID | Such as: |
CG9633-PA |
| C.elegans | Wormbase ID | Such as: |
Y47G6A.18 |
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2. How to use |
In order to find possible physical or regulatory interaction partners of one favorite protein, the user simply inputs the names of the organism and the protein. For the
protein-protein interolog database, all predicted interaction partners ranked by joint E value will be returned by the database. A suitable joint E value cut-off for the
predicted interactions can be determined from the distribution of the P values as a function of the joint E value for certain organism. In the database, each protein is
also linked to an external web resource such as SGD, wormbase or flybase, etc, so that the user can easily find out the available information for the proteins in our
database. For the regulog database, all predicted transcription factors and their targets are ranked by the sequence homology between the factor in the query organism and
its homolog in yeast. The layout of the webpage is similar to that of the interolog database. |
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3. Contact us |
| Haiyuan Yu |
| Xiaowei Zhu |
| Last updated: 03/10/2004 |
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