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Bioinformatics Vol. 17 no. 11 2001
Pages 1053-1057
© 2001 Oxford University Press

The TRANSPATH signal transduction database: a knowledge base on signal transduction networks

Frank Schacherer 1,2, Claudia Choi 2, Ulrike Götze 2, Mathias Krull 2, Susanne Pistor 2 and Edgar Wingender 1,2

1 GBF German Research Centre for Biotechnology
2 Biobase Biological Databases GmbH, Halchtersche Strasse 33, D-38304 Wolfenbüttel, Germany

Received on December 11, 2000 ; revised on April 10, 2001 ; accepted on May 24, 2001

TRANSPATH is an information system on gene-regulatory pathways, and an extension module to the TRANSFAC database system (Wingender et al. , Nucleic Acids Res. , 28, 316–319, 2000). It focuses on pathways involved in the regulation of transcription factors in different species, mainly human, mouse and rat. Elements of the relevant signal transduction pathways like complexes, signaling molecules, and their states are stored together with information about their interaction in an object-oriented database. The database interface provides clickable maps and automatically generated pathway cascades as additional ways to explore the data. All information is validated with references to the original publications. Also, references to other databases are provided (TRANSFAC, SWISS-PROT, EMBL, PubMed and others).

Availability: The database is available over (http://transpath.gbf.de) for interactive perusal. As an exchange format for the data, eXtensible Markup Language (XML) flatfiles and a Document Type Definition (DTD) are provided.

Contact: frs{at}biobase.de; cch{at}biobase.de; ulg{at}biobase.de; mkl{at}biobase.de; ewi{at}biobase.de; spi{at}biobase.de


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