PainGenesdb -- Pain-related phenotypes database

URL:

http://www.jbldesign.com/jmogil/enter.html

What you can do:

Find information about genes related to pain phenotypes in mice.

Highlights:

Pain Genes Database is an interactive, web-based data browser designed to allow easy access to and analysis of the published pain-related phenotypes of mutant mice (over 200 different mutants at the date of submission).
Manuscripts were included in the database if they described the testing of a spontaneous or genetically engineered mutant mouse with null expression of a single gene on a behavioral assay of acute or tonic nociception, injury- or stimulus-induced hypersensitivity (i.e., allodynia or hyperalgesia), or drug- or stress-induced inhibition of nociception (i.e., analgesia), and reported at least one statistically significant difference between the mutant mice and their simultaneously tested wildtype controls.
The database features two levels of exploration, one allowing the identification of genes by name, acronym, genomic position or "summary" phenotype, and the other allowing in-depth browsing, paper-by-paper, of specific phenotypes and test parameters.
Links to genetic databases and Medline abstracts are provided for each gene and paper.

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This record last updated: 10-01-2009