Stanford University HIV Drug Resistance Database - A curated public database designed to represent, store, and analyze the divergent forms of data underlying HIV drug resistance.
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The HIV Drug Resistance Database Mirror in Southern Africa

Maintained in collaboration between Stanford HIVdb, the Africa Centre for Health and Population Studies (UKZN) and the Biomedical Informatics Research Unit (South African MRC).  » Go To Mirror; » More info

HBVseq & HBVrt DB

Like HIVseq, HBVseq accepts HBV RT sequences, determines their genotypes, and compares them to a genotype consensus reference sequence. The differences between the submitted sequence and the consensus reference sequence are used as query parameters for interrogating HBVrt DB to retrieve the prevalence of each mutation according to genotype and treatment.   » HBVseq; » HBV Site ReleaseNotes

  • Retrieve sequences (and/or mutations) from persons receiving selected HIV drugs
  • Retrieve sequences and treatments from viruses with specific mutations

  • Summaries of genotype-clinical outcome studies
  • Genotype-clinical outcome datasets (download)
  • Retrieve drug susceptibility data for isolates with selected mutations
  • Download genotype-phenotype research datasets

  • Published drug resistance studies in HIVRT&PrDB
  • Published studies by Stanford database group
  • World Health Organization 2009 Mutation List
  • Calibrated Population Resistance (CPR)  Version 4.1 beta
  • Mutation Prevalence
  • Surveillance Drug Resistance Mutation (SDRM) Worksheet
 

This program interprets user-entered mutations to infer the level of resistance to NRTIs, NNRTIs, PIs.   Web Service is available.
Provides HBV RT mutation frequencies by genotype and treatment.   » Go To Program
Antiretroviral Therapy - Acquisition & Display Engine
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MARVEL (Mutation ARV Evidence Listing)   » Go To Program
Provides mutation frequencies by subtype and treatment.   » Go To Program
Compare HIVdb, ANRS, Rega, or create your own algorithm.   » Go To Program

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