01Maintained
Mulberry Genome Database
Molecular marker data on DNA polymorphism, DNA fingerprints, binary scores, similarity and dissimilarity matrices, phylogenetic relationships and marker segregation patterns.
Open the Mulberry recordData resources
Databases developed and maintained
Seven records support sericulture and silkworm research, with two further resources listed as under development.
The centre develops and maintains databases for mulberry, silkworm and soil research. Each record below opens a page describing its scope and the information it was built to hold.
Maintained and developing records
02Maintained
SilkProt
An annotated protein database for silkworm and mulberry, with records for accession numbers, molecular class, modifications, cellular component, domains and motifs.
Open the SilkProt record03Maintained
Soilinfo
A resource describing soil type, physiochemical properties and micronutrients for a given soil area.
Open the Soilinfo record04Maintained
SilkTF
A database of silkworm transcription factors, recorded among the resources developed and maintained by the centre.
Open the SilkTF record05Maintained
Structure Plot
A program for drawing STRUCTURE bar plots from individual Q matrix output, with controls for labels, colours, page size and publication format.
Open the Structure Plot record06Maintained
MulsatDB
Information on mulberry specific SSR markers, primer design and marker location, integrated with Primer3plus, CMap and BLAST tools.
Open the MulsatDB record07Maintained
SilkPPI
Information on protein to protein interactions in the silkworm, Bombyx mori, and the relationships among selected proteins.
Open the SilkPPI record08Under development
Silkgpcr
Information on G protein coupled receptor proteins of the silkworm, classified into groups such as rhodopsin like, secretin like and metabotropic glutamate receptors.
Ask about this record09Under development
MulTF
A database under development for mulberry transcription factors.
Ask about this recordGeneral data resources
For sequence, structure and literature records beyond the centre's own databases, these public resources provide a useful starting point.
A note on the records
These pages preserve the descriptions published on the legacy website. The live query interfaces were separate applications, so the redesigned site documents their scope and access history rather than presenting a false search interface.
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