论文信息 - The Binding Interface Database (BID): A Compilation of Amino Acid Hot Spots in Protein Interfaces

The Binding Interface Database (BID): A Compilation of Amino Acid Hot Spots in Protein Interfaces

SUMMARY To make information about protein interactive function easily accessible, we are mining the primary scientific literature for detailed data about protein interfaces. The Binding Interface Database (BID) organizes the vast amount of protein interaction information into tables, graphical contact maps and descriptive functional profiles. Currently data on 170 interacting protein pairs are available with over 1300 mutations described. AVAILABILITY The BID database is freely available at http://tsailab.org/BID/ To have your protein of interest entered, contact Tiffany Fischer (tiffbrink@neo.tamu.edu) or Jerry Tsai at the email below

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