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117474 opens since May 20 2013.
DRAMP(Data repository of antimicrobial peptides) is an open-access and manually curated database harboring diverse annotations of AMPs including sequences, structures, activities, physicochemical, patent, clinical and reference information. The clinical dataset also includes information on the clinical trial phase, therapeutic applications, company and preclinical or clinical AMP literature sources.
DRAMP currently contains 28062 entries, 5822 of which are general AMPs (containing natural and synthetic AMPs), 6054 specific AMPs, 16110 patent AMPs and 76 AMPs in drug development (preclinical or clinical stage).
Data in the DRAMP is made available under an CCBY 4.0 License. You are entitled to access and use the services and download or extract data. The free services are offered for the purpose of providing access to summarized data, analytics, metadata, and bulk downloads. If you need the data from the DRAMP for research, please cite the article of original author for general and clinical AMPs, or obtain the authorization for patent AMPs.
We will conduct data mining and design work based on data collected of DRAMP, as those data are valuable for guiding develment and optimization of AMP-drugs. Prediction function based on computational strategies is also expected in our database. We will set out to establish Some high-efficient classifiers.
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