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AVR/I/SSAPDB Text Search Facility
This is a generelized search facility. This search facility is case insensitive. Here one can search with followings.
1. AVRI/S/SAPDB ID (e.g., AVR/I/SSAP10)
2. Entry Type (e.g., Clinical or Non-clinical)
3. Peptide Name (e.g., Melittin)
4. Source (e.g., Bee venom)
5. Source Organism (e.g., Apis mellifera)
6. Taxonomy (e.g., Animalia)
7. Validation (e.g., Experimentally validated)
8. Sequence (e.g., GIGAVLKVLTTGLPALISWIKRKRQQ) [Note: This is not a BLAST search]
9. Target Organism (e.g., VISA-9)
10. PubMed ID (e.g., 34087287)
11. UniProt ID (e.g., Q8LW54)
12. PDB ID (e.g., 1BH1)
13. DrugBank ID (e.g., DB10955)
AVR/I/SSAPDB Advanced Search Facility
This is a advanced & specific search facility. This search facility is case insensitive. Click on 'Add Field' to add a search field. In case of 'Range Attributes' integer and float values are expected in search fields. An image of a build search query attached below.
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3. Understand Text Format of AVR/I/SSAPDB database
The text format of AVR/I/SSAPDB starts with two-character code followed by 4 blank space characters followed by the data. Each line is kept 90 characters long for better readability of the data. The description of the two-character code is given below.
ID => AVR/I/SSAPDB Accession
ET => Entry type (i.e., if the entry contains a clinical target organism, then it is a clinical entry; otherwise, it is a non-clinical entry.)
PN => Peptide name
PL => Peptide length (please note that any special compound(s)/character(s), if present in sequence, is/are not considered in length)
SR => Source (i.e., from which specific body part(s) of the source organism is the peptide isolated/collected?)
SO => Source organism
TX => Taxonomy
VL => Validation
TO => Target organism
IC => Inhibition concentration
TH => Toxicity & hemolytic activity
XR => Database cross-reference
SQ => Sequence
XX => Blank line
// => End of an entry



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