TRGdb: a universal resource for exploration of taxonomically restricted genes in bacteria
Andrzej ZielezińskiiD, Wojciech Dobrychlop, Wojciech Maciej KarlowskiiD
Abstract
The TRGdb database is a resource dedicated to taxonomically restricted genes (TRGs) in bacteria. It provides a comprehensive collection of genes that are specific to different genera and species, according to the latest release of bacterial taxonomy. The user interface allows for easy browsing and searching as well as sequence similarity exploration. The website also provides information on each TRG protein sequence, including its level of disorder, complexity, and tendency to aggregate. TRGdb is a valuable resource for gaining a deeper understanding of the TRGs-associated, unique features and characteristics of bacterial organisms. The TRGdb resource is freely accessible through www.combio.pl/trgdb.
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