Search results

...ovides many different ways to look for genes, genomes, or sequences in the NMPDR database. The following searches are currently supported. | '''[[DrugSearch]]''' || Show ''in silico'' docking results for select PDBs.

...es in certain pathogens. In NMPDR, we call these the ''core genomes'' or ''NMPDR genomes''. The genomes not in the core set are considered ''supporting geno On the [[Genome Control]] and in [[NMPDR Search Results]], the core genomes are shown first.

...55 to 60 significant results. The results are displayed on the Drug Target Search Form. Simply select a PDB in the dropdown box, and the docking energies com

...rol]], the supporting organisms are split by domain. In the [[NMPDR Search Results]], the core organisms are shown first and the supporting group is shown bel

...ords, including ''vitamins'', ''aldolase'', and ''pyrophosphokinase''. The NMPDR looks at nine specific data items when computing the keywords for a gene. T Normally, the search process selects the genes relevant to all the words in the keyword box. You

This procedure is designed to be used by members of the NMPDR and the SEED developers to call genes in two broad classes of genomes: • Genomes for NMPDR pathogens, which come from five sets of closely related strains of pathogen