VnD: Genetic Variation and Drug
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| Database maintenance site: | Korean BioInformation Center |
| Country/Region: | Korea, Republic of |
| Database description: | VnD is a integrated database of the trilateral relationship among genomic variations, human diseases, and drugs. This database provides information about conformational changes and mutant proteins from drug-related genes, and structural and biochemical properties relevant to drug binding. VnD includes: (1) disease-related gene records and genetic variation records, which systematically integrated various resources (2) conformational changes in wild-type and mutant proteins from drug-related genes (3) the structural and biochemical properties relevant to drug binding such as the distribution of SNPs in proximal protein pockets, thermo-chemical stability, interactions with drugs and physico-chemical properties |
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| Tag - Target: | Protein, Genetic variation, Drug, Health/Disease |
| Tag - Information type: | 3D structure, Interaction/Pathway |
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| Language(s): | English |
| Operational status: | Active |
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Record maintainer
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Integbio Database Catalog |
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Date of creation of this record:
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2016-10-17 |
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Last update date of this record:
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2016-10-17 |
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Record license:
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Creative Commons CC0 license |