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The Data Repository of Antiviral peptides and proteins(DRAVP) was created for the purpose of helping users browse and retrieve AVPs in a more convinent way. The databse is manually curated and contains information of AVPs from journals, patents and clinical trials platforms.

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Antiviral peptide

General dataset is the most important part of DRAVP because each entry has detailed annotations and serious descriptions.

- Fields Description
General information DRAVP ID The field provides the unique accessing number linking to the corresponding DRAVP entry
Peptide Name Name of each peptide or protein in DRAVP.
Sequence The peptide sequence which is represented by single letter codes.
Sequence Length Number of resiudes in the peptide sequence
Uniprot ID Provide the accessing link(s) directing to external Uniprot entry(or entries).
Source The organism where the peptides or proteins were extracted or isolated.
Activity information Target Organism Specific virus types
Assay Methods for determination of antiviral activity in literature
Activity Antiviral activity information against viruses
Hemolytic Activity Hemolytic activity information against red blood cells (RBCs)
Cytotoxicity cytotoxicity information against host cells except RBCs
Binding Target The action site of peptides against viruses
Mechanism The mechanism of peptides exhibit antiviral activity
Structure information PDB ID Provide accessing link(s) directing to the correspong PDB entry.
Predicted Structure ID Structure predicted by Alphafold,click can download the PDB files
Structure Show the structure with Mol*viewer
Linear/Cyclic Linear or cyclic of peptides
N/C-terminal Modification The modifications of N/C-terminal according to the references
Other Modification All bonds and special amino acids (out of 20 common amino acids)
Stereochemistry The L/D amino acids consist peptides
Physicochemical Information Formula, mass, pI, Net charge and other information.
Literature Information The information of peptides come from all kinds of literature and the section provides the way to find the full text.

Antiviral protein

Proteins with antiviral activity have been collected in the dataset.The annotation information of protein data is similar to that of general data, but there is no physicochemical information.The standard of collection of proteins are as follow:
1. Sequence length ≥ 100.
2. Direct or indirect antiviral effects are specifically reported in the literature.


Patent Data

Patent dataset is based on a large amount of patent sequences, which account for a large proportion in DRAVP. Such patent AVPs information can show existing patented AVP sequences and help researchers avoid infringement risk.The page of patent AVPs present patent accession number and family information. Users can browse detailed patent information in Lens.org


Clinical Data

Clinical dataset is an important part of our database, although the clinical data are fewer comparing to other datasets. We have collected the clinical trails information in DRAVP,which contains NTC Number,Condition/Disease,phase and Study Title.


Simple search

The simple search page allows users to search individual fields found within AVP.
1. Find a list of all indexed fields in the drop down menu and choose one of your interested.
2. Enter the appropriate contents in the text area below.
3. Click "Submit" (or click "Reset" to clear your input).


  • Sequence >>> Single letter code (no space, mature peptide only) .e.g.INLKAIAALAKKLL
  • Peptide Name >>> Name of peptides in DRAVP (full name or short name works) .e.g.Mastoparan M
  • Sequence length >>> Enter the peptide sequence length number. e.g.21
  • Target Organism >>> The virus type which AVP inhibits e.g.HIV.
  • Linear/Cyclic >>> Structural properties of peptides, linear or cyclic. e.g.linear
  • UniProt ID >>> Accessing number and linking to UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot entries. e.g.P04205
  • PDB ID >>> Accessing numble of Protein Data Bank. e.g.2KHT

Advanced search

Enter the appropriate contents in the text area. The relationship between each item is "and".

Blast

The BLAST (Basic Local Alignment Search Tool) program uses a strategy based on matching sequence fragments by employing a powerful statistical model to find the best local alignments (For more information see http://www.ebi.ac.uk/Tools/sss/ncbiblast/).

Usage Introduction

1. Sequence Input:The query sequence can be entered directly into text area. The sequence must be FASTA format.
2. Parameter choose:choose the scoring matrix to be applied to the search, the default value is BLOSUM62