The Database of Interacting Proteins is a database
that archives tentatively decided protein –
protein interactions. It gives established researchers an incorporated
arrangement of apparatuses for extracting data about protein collaboration
systems. The DIP inventories roughly 11 000 novel interactions among 5900
proteins are from in excess of 80 life forms; most of them are from yeast,
Helicobacter pyloriand human. Instruments have been created that enable clients
to examine, imagine and coordinate their own trial information with the data
about protein– protein associations accessible in the DIP database.
The structure of the DIP has been designed to capture
the essential information about protein–protein interactions available from
experimental data. The database is implemented as a relational
database composed of four tables. Protein Table lists
proteins participating in an interaction within DIP. It provides, besides the
DIP accession number, cross-references to the three major sequence databases
(SWISS-PROT, GenBank, and PIR) as well as additional information about the
proteins such as keyword, localization and cellular function.
DIP change envelops
combination of the database with various effectively existing, settled natural
databases, for example, SWISS-PROT, TRANSPATH, KEGG, and YPD to enable clients
to effortlessly get to accumulate the greater part of the data about a solitary
protein. To this we expect to build the quantity of cross-references revealed
for each DIP section.