Gene homology resources on the World Wide Web.

Sequence homology search tools on the world wide web

Struct2Net: a web service to predict protein–protein interactions using a structure-based approach

Struct2Net is a web server for predicting interactions between arbitrary protein pairs using a structure-based approach. Prediction of protein-protein interactions (PPIs) is a central area of interest and successful prediction would provide leads for experiments and drug design; however, the experimental coverage of the PPI interactome remains inadequate. We believe that Struct2Net is the first...

Histone and histone fold sequences and structures: a database

A database of aligned histone protein sequences has been constructed based on the results of homology searches of the major public sequence databases. In addition, sequences of proteins identified as containing the histone fold motif and structures of all known histone and histone fold proteins have been included in the current release. Database resources include information on conflicts betwee...

Mouse-human Comparative Map Resources on the Web

Comparative maps have been a valuable resource for extrapolating biological information among organisms. The relationship between mouse and human maps provides a framework for integrating information from each species and thereby increasing the utility of all available data such as gene location, structure and function. This review describes the various public resources, both databases and web ...

New features of the Blocks Database servers

Blocks are ungapped multiple sequence alignments representing conserved protein regions, and the Blocks Database consists of blocks from documented protein families. World Wide Web (http://www. blocks.fhcrc.org) and Email ([email protected]) servers provide tools for homology searching and for analyzing protein family relationships. New enhancements include a multiple alignment processor ...