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URL: http://odb.kuicr.kyoto-u.ac.jp/
Proper Citation: ODB - Operon database (RRID:SCR_007827)
Description: ODB (Operon DataBase) aims to collect known operons in multiple species and to offer a system to predict operons by user definitions. All the known operons are derived from the literature and from publicly available database including operon information. This system provides candidates of operons based on the conditions that users choice and also provide its prediction accuracy. This database integrates both known literature-based operons and as well as operon prediction, to provide a useful system for bioinformatics researchers and experimental biologists.
Synonyms: ODB
Resource Type: database, data or information resource
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