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Name MDV
Aliases Motif Distribution Viewer
Description

Motif Distribution Viewer (MDV) is a web tool for visualizing the distribution of various motifs around transcription start sites (TSS) on a user-defined set of promoter sequences. The tool can be used on the original site, as well as downloaded to used locally. (cited from original site).

Type Tool
Main Institutes of management Biomedicinal Information Research Center (BIRC), National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)
Country of the Institute Japan
URL of the site http://h-invitational.jp/mdv/
Interface GUI
Input example

Step1: Select a gene set and, if needed, input IDs to examine (HIX or RefSeq ID).

Step 2: Set parameters.

Step 3: Select a motif-view from the four and click“Submit” button of your choice.

Keyword
cis-element|promoter|transcription start site (TSS)|two-dimensional display|multiple motifs|microarray
Amount of the all data for download(Mbyte) | Method to obtain the all data. 207 | http://h-invitational.jp/mdv/doc/download.html
External resources (databases) in building the product. H-InvDB | RefSeq | DBTSS | JASPAR
Data type DNA-motif
Biological species in the main concern
Human, mouse promoters are available on the site.
Conditions of use Attribution&Share Alike
Frequency of updates (in last two years) 0
Last date of updates (date of confirmation) 2008/09/20 (2009/09/29)
Main IDs used in the products HIX | RefSeq accession
How to make a link to get access to each IDs. None
external databases to which this database/tool have links

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Published papers (PubMed IDs)

None

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Project name Genome Information Integration Project (GIIP)
Area Genome Informatics
Purpose # construction of "all human gene catalogue" # development of annotation technique based on H-InvDB # data integration of disease, gene expression and PPI information
Introduction GIIP project was a model project of METI, which executed for 3 years since 2005 to 2007. The representative institute of the commission was Japan Biological Informatics Consortium (JBIC) and also the other six research institutes took their parts. The aim of the project is to construct an annotated human gene database of the world highest quality, based on H-Invitational Database (H-InvDB).
Keyword genome | gene | annotation | integrated | database
Patent (Japan, overseas) JP2006323830(A) | JP2008097189(A)
Archives
The report on "Genome Information Integration Project (GIIP)" 2005-2007. Japanese.
Product (Database, Tool) Nothing