The Molecule Pages database
What you can do:
Provides essential information on more than 3800 mammalian proteins involved in cellular signaling.
Highlights:
- The Molecule Pages contain expert-authored and peer-reviewed information based on the published literature, complemented by regularly updated information derived from public data source references and sequence analysis.
- The expert-authored data includes both a full-text review about the molecule, with citations, and highly structured data for bioinformatics interrogation, including information on protein interactions and states, transitions between states and protein function.
- The expert-authored pages are anonymously peer reviewed by the Nature Publishing Group.
- The Molecule Pages data is present in an object-relational database format and is freely accessible to the authors, the reviewers and the public from a web browser that serves as a presentation layer.
Keywords:
- Protein Databases
- Cell signalling
- Intracellular Signaling Peptides
- Intracellular Proteins
- Mammals
- metabolism
- Mice
- Signal Transduction
Literature & Tutorials:
PubMed Link: The Molecule Pages database
This record last updated: 04-17-2008