Database Record

TissueNet: TissueNet
IDNBDC common database IDs, which should be written in parentheses if there are multiple titles, such as Japanese and English. | NBDC02182 | ||||
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Database nameName of the database | TissueNet | ||||
Alternative nameAlternative name of the database | TissueNet | ||||
URLURL of the database | https://netbio.bgu.ac.il/tissuenet3/ | ||||
Database maintenance siteSite maintaining the database | Ben-Gurion University of the Negev | ||||
Country/RegionCountry or region name where the database maintenance site is located | Israel | ||||
Database descriptionDatabase descirption | Knowledge of the molecular interactions of human proteins within tissues is important for identifying their tissue-specific roles and for shedding light on tissue phenotypes. However, many protein-protein interactions (PPIs) have no tissue-contexts. The TissueNet database bridges this gap by associating experimentally-identified PPIs with human tissues that were shown to express both pair-mates. Users can select a protein and a tissue, and obtain a network view of the query protein and its tissue-associated PPIs. TissueNet v.2 is an updated version of the TissueNet database previously featured in NAR. It includes over 40 human tissues profiled via RNA-sequencing or protein-based assays. Users can select their preferred expression data source and interactively set the expression threshold for determining tissue-association. The output of TissueNet v.2 underlines qualitative and quantitative features of query proteins and their PPIs. The tissue-specificity view highlights tissue-specific and globally-expressed proteins, and the quantitative view highlights proteins that were differentially expressed in the selected tissue relative to all other tissues. Together, these views allow users to quickly assess the unique versus global functionality of query proteins. Thus, TissueNet v.2 offers an extensive, quantitative and user-friendly interface to study the roles of human proteins across tissues. | ||||
Organism(s) coveredNCBI Taxonomy names and IDs covered by the database | Homo sapiens (9606) | ||||
Tag - TargetTag to indicate targets for this database such as genome and protein |
Genome/Gene
cDNA/EST
Genetic variation
Epigenetics
DNA
RNA
Protein
Carbohydrate
Lipid
Metabolite
Chemical compound
Drug
Cell/Organelle
Organism
Health/Disease
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Tag - Information typeTag to indicate information types for this database such as sequence and structure |
Phenotype
Bioresource
Method
Ontology/Terminology/Nomenclature
Environment
Sequence
3D structure
Chemical structure
Expression
Localization
Geographic Distribution
Interaction/Pathway
Taxonomy
Classification
Image/Movie
Bibliography/Documents
Portal
Repository
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Reference(s) - PubMed ID/DOIPubMed IDs/DOI for papers related to the database |
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Language(s)Languages in which the contents of the database are displayed | English | ||||
Operational statusOperational status for the database | Active | ||||
Link(s) to Downloadable dataLinks to downloadable data | ― | ||||
Link(s) to MetaData of downloadable dataLinks to metadata of downloadable data | ― | ||||
Link(s) to Terms of useLinks to terms of use of downloadable data | ― | ||||
Link(s) to "How to use" | ― | ||||
Contact information of database | ― | ||||
Link(s) to API / SPARQL endpoint | ― | ||||
Link to LSDB ArchiveLink to LSDB Archive | ― | ||||
Link to MEDALS Database listLink to MEDALS Database list | ― | ||||
Link to TogoTVLink to TogoTV | ― | ||||
Link to FAIRsharingLink to FAIRsharing | https://fairsharing.org/10.25504/FAIRsharing.sv2rm8 | ||||
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Record maintainerRecord maintainer | See the corresponding part in the FAIRsharing record | ||||
Record sourceOrganization that originally created the record |
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Date of creation of this recordDate of creation of this English record | 2019-03-28 | ||||
Last update date of this recordLast update date of this English record | 2024-07-28 | ||||
Record license | Creative Commons Attribution and Share-alike (CC-BY-SA) International 4.0 license |