All these receptors are formed by homologous subunits and the last two decades revealed an unexpected wealth of genes coding for these subunits. The database aims to provide only one entry for each gene, containing annotated nucleic acid and protein sequences. The repository is carefully structured and the entries can be retrieved by various criteria. In addition to the sequences, the LGICdb provides multiple sequence alignment, phylogenetic analyses and atomic coordinates when available. The database is accessible via the World Wide Web where it is continuously updated.
Periodic snapshots are available for download.
Protein Databases Go to the abstract in the NAR 2001 Database Issue.