Links tagged with 'operon'

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iCRTool Content

http://210.212.215.199/icr/index.html

Identify Conserved targets of a Regulon (iCR) predicts regulatory binding sites based on conservation across multiple species. The user provides an ungapped multiple sequence alignment representing the regulatory binding site. iCR reports back with predicted binding sites that are conserved and highlights the downstream co-regulated genes.

ODBDatabase Content

http://operondb.jp/

ODB (Operon DataBase) contains all known and conserved operons in completely sequenced genomes.

PredictRegulonTool Content

http://www.cdfd.org.in/predictregulon/

PredictRegulon is a tool that, for a given regulatory protein and prokaryotic genome, predicts binding sites and operons. The user selects a prokaryote genome and provides an ungapped multiple sequence alignment representing the binding site. PredictRegulon reports back with predicted binding sites and downstream co-regulated genes.

ProdoNetTool Content

http://www.prodonet.tu-bs.de

A web-based application for the mapping of prokaryotic genes and the corresponding proteins to common gene regulatory and metabolic networks. Users input a list of genes from which shared operons, co-expressed genes and shared regulators are detected. Common metabolic pathways are then viewed on KEGG maps.

RegPreciseDatabase Content

http://regprecise.lbl.gov

The RegPrecise database was developed for capturing, visualization and analysis of predicted transcription factor regulons in prokaryotes that were reconstructed and manually curated by utilizing the comparative genomic approach. The reconstructed regulons include transcription factors, their cognate DNA motifs and regulated genes/operons linked to the candidate transcription factor binding sites. The RegPrecise allows for browsing the regulon collections for: (i) conservation of DNA binding sites and regulated genes for a particular regulon across diverse taxonomic lineages; (ii) sets of regulons for a family of transcription factors; (iii) repertoire of regulons in a particular taxonomic group of species; (iv) regulons associated with a metabolic pathway or a biological process in various genomes. Another section in the database represents the results of accurate regulon propagation to the closely related genomes.

RegPredictTool Content

http://regpredict.lbl.gov

RegPredict web server provides comparative genomics tools for reconstruction and analysis of microbial regulons using comparative genomics.