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.

A curated public database designed to represent, store, and analyze the divergent forms of data underlying HIV drug resistance.

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Genbank References

Genbank database V 166.0 released on 2008-06-15


This page contains a list of all GenBank entries on HIV-1 protease and RT grouped by reference. The reference may include a published paper or the title provided with the GenBank submission. The purpose of this page is to show which GenBank entries are in the HIV Drug Resistance Database and which aren't. The last column (Annotation) of the table shows whether or not there are plans to add the entry to the database. Each entry in the Annotation column is linked to a page explaining the annotation.

The entries were created by performing a BLAST search of the GenBank using the consensus B protease and RT amino acid sequence (give link to the sequences). The E-value column contains the lowest e-value (best match) for all the GenBank entries associated with a specific reference. The columns, # in GB, # in HIVDB, and % in HIVDB indicate the number of entries in GenBank associated with the reference, the number of these entries that are also in the HIV Drug Resistance Database, and the % of GenBank entries from a particular reference that are in the HIV Drug Resistance Database.

For a treatment summary for every isolate in our database and in the GenBank, click here. This file indicates whether or not the person from whom the sequenced virus was obtained had received one or more nucleoside RT inhibitor, nonnucleoside RT inhibitor, or protease inhibitor.