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The main aim of the Comprehensive Systems-Biology database is to provide tools which support insight into life's complexity pyramid. CSB.DB focused on building, maintaining and providing biological databases and information services to support formulation of hypotheses about the functional involvement of genes, metabolites and proteins, respectively.
You can get a short description of the databases we have available by choosing the appropriate category on the list below.
The Co-Response Databases @ CSB.DB 
The CoR.DBs@CSB.DB contains transcriptional co-responses (gene-gene correlations) of various key model organisms. By scanning for the best co-responses among changing transcript levels these databases allows to infer hypotheses on the functional interaction of genes.
Currently three databases of different model organism are supported:
AthCor@CSB.DB: The AthCoR@CSB.DB contains transcriptional co-responses (gene-gene correlations) of the eukaryotic plant model organism
Arabidopsis thaliana.
SceCor@CSB.DB: The SceCoR@CSB.DB contains transcriptional co-responses (gene-gene correlations) of the eukaryotic model organism
Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
EcoCor@CSB.DB: The EcoCoR@CSB.DB contains transcriptional co-responses (gene-gene correlations) of the prokaryotic model organism
Escherichia coli.
The Metabolic & Analytical Databases @ CSB.DB
The MADBs@CSB.DB contains information for analyses, detection and identifcation of small molecules / metabolites. Currently one database is supported: the MSRI@CSB.DB. A second database, Analytics@CSBDB, will be accessible end of july 2004.
MSRI@CSB.DB: The MSRI@CSB.DB contains libraries of mass spectral and retention time indices (RI) which can be used with the Nist software to identify metabolites according their spectral tags and RI's.
The CSB.DB Associated Web Pages & Databases
The CSB.DB associated pages are just pages describing expert annotated multi-gene families or other high throughput data and contains information on gene functions, which are manually curated by specialists in specific applied research areas..
Currently, the
PSDB is supported which provides significant information on gene functions and results of experimental analyses of plant subtilisin-like serine proteases (subtilases).
