The MIT/ICBP siRNA Database

RNA Type: siRNA

Overview: The MIT/ICBP siRNA Database is a repository of validated siRNAs and their target genes, with an emphasis on genes potentially involved in cancer. By the website, it is possible to submit siRNA sequences.

Search Methods:

• Keyword: search by gene name.
• Tabular: search by target gene, NCBI Probe, miRNA knockdown and protein knockdown (in human/mouse reactive options).

Source: Sequences designed by MIT researchers (Qiagen, Greg Hannon and Steve Elledge) and tested (by Natasha Caplen's group and the ICBP/CGAP programs, both from NCI).

Information Source: Experimental.

Information Content: Annotation, Cancer, Cell line, Cell type, Gene, mRNA knockdown, Probe, Protein knockdown, Sequence, Target gene.

Reference: Unpublished

PubmedID: Not Found

Year: 2007

Multiple search: No

Download: No

Genomic Overview: No

Organism: Homo sapiens (Human), Mus musculus (House Mouse).

Url: http://web.mit.edu/sirna/