The database currently holds all the influenza sequences published in GenBank and, after verification and annotation, will add unpublished sequences collected around the world. LANL is working with the University of California and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to expand the database.
Programs help identify putative promoter or enhancer structures and suggest their features.
Among the most recent additions are enhanced internal hyperlinking between individual tables, improved linking of references to PubMed, and insertion of most training sequence sets used for matrix construction, including the corresponding site-matrix links. The p53 mutation database contains information on all p53 missense mutations and small deletions in human tumors and cell lines as reported in peer-reviewed literature.