Genome & organism identity
Reference records used to identify genomes, organisms, strains, sequences, and taxonomic placement.
NCBI RefSeq
Reference genome accessions, genome sequences, and core genome annotations.
Visit RefSeq ↗GENOME ANNOTATIONBASys2
Bacterial genome annotation and functional classification of genes and proteins.
Visit BASys ↗GENOME IDENTIFIERSEnsembl
Genome identifiers and accession references used to support genome annotation and cross-referencing.
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Public sequence records and accession references where a GenBank record is used.
Visit GenBank ↗TAXONOMYNCBI Taxonomy
Taxonomic identifiers and lineage information for bacterial and archaeal organisms.
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Functional descriptions, protein identifiers, and conserved features associated with gene records.
UniProt
Protein identifiers and functional annotations associated with gene records.
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Protein families, domains, and conserved functional signatures used to support functional annotation.
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Gene, enzyme, reaction, and pathway references used to provide functional and metabolic context.
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Curated pathway and reaction resources provide the relationships behind BacMap's pathway and metabolic exploration.
PathBank
Curated pathway records, pathway identifiers, visual maps, and metabolic context.
Visit PathBank ↗PATHWAYSKEGG Pathways
Complementary pathway, reaction, enzyme, and gene cross-references.
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Curated biochemical reactions and enzyme-catalyzed reaction references.
Visit Rhea ↗Phenotype, literature & visual context
Organism-level traits, scientific literature, and supporting imagery provide biological context beyond the sequence record.
BacDive
Bacterial morphology, physiology, culture conditions, strain metadata, and curated descriptions.
Visit BacDive ↗MICROBES & METABOLITESMiMeDB
Any bacteria and bacterial metabolites present in the human microbiome, including curated metabolite data and associated literature references.
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Peer-reviewed literature used to support information on bacterial phylogeny, physiology, health effects, hosts, and other biological characteristics.
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Organism and biological imagery gathered from Wikipedia and its associated Wikimedia Commons media, used for visual context and presentation.
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