Web-accessible database of residue-level structural-functional annotations of nicotinic acetylcholine receptors
NAChRDB is particularly useful for identifying gaps in knowledge and for guiding
discovery through structural and molecular biology experiments, especially when exploring the allosteric mechanisms
underlying neuromuscular nAChR function and pathology.
NAChRDB contains annotations from published and unpublished studies. The relationship between publication and validation
is central to the mission of NAChRDB, which is not to grant credibility to the reports, but rather to create the perfect
venue for assessing the credibility of reports in the proper context of the knowledge accumulated so far.
What research questions can be answered using NAChRDB?
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When using NAChRDB, please cite:
Chareshneu, A.; Pant, P.; Tristão Ramos, R. J.; Sehnal, D.; Gökbel, T.; Ionescu, C.-M.; Koča, J. NAChRDB: A Web Resource of Structure–Function Annotations to Unravel the Allostery of Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptors. ACS Omega 2021, 6, 23023–23027. DOI: 10.1021/acsomega.1c00817.In memory of professor Jaroslav Koča
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