T1DBase -- a community web-based resource for type 1 diabetes research

What you can do:
Enables Type 1 diabetes researchers to analyze, store and share the complex data that biomedical researchers generate in the post-genomic era.
Highlights:
  • Currently focused on the molecular genetics and biology of T1D susceptibility and pathogenesis, the database includes the following datasets:
  • annotated genome sequence for human, rat and mouse;
  • information on genetically identified T1D susceptibility regions in human, rat and mouse, and genetic linkage and association studies pertaining to T1D;
  • descriptions of NOD mouse congenic strains; the Beta Cell Gene Expression Bank, which reports expression levels of genes in beta cells under various conditions
  • annotations of gene function in beta cells; data on gene expression in a variety of tissues and organs;
  • biological pathways from KEGG and BioCarta.
  • Tools on the site include the GBrowse genome browser, site-wide context dependent search, Connect-the-Dots for connecting gene and other identifiers from multiple data sources, Cytoscape for visualizing and analyzing biological networks, and the GESTALT workbench for genome annotation.
Keywords:
  • Type 1 diabetes
  • Juvenile Diabetes
  • diabetes
  • T1D susceptibility
  • T1D pathogenesis
  • NOD mouse congenic strains
  • Beta Cell Gene Expression
  • beta cells
This record last updated: 03-27-2007
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