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Integrated TB Database

Integrated TB Database Project (PI - Gary Schoolnik from Stanford University in collaboration with Broad Institute) funded last year by BMGF has opened their web site.

According the World Health Organization, tuberculosis (TB) caused 1.6 million deaths in 2005. One third of the world's population is chronically infected with TB. The goals of the TBDB project are to provide data, analysis tools, and access to scientific discoveries that will help us understand tuberculosis and develop tools to treat and prevent it. This site also serves as a community forum for the tuberculosis research community. TB is a public health challenge of paramount importance. Control of TB will require a multifaceted approach integrating efficient public health interventions with the discovery and use of new vaccines and drugs.

TBDatabase is a multi-institutional collaboration makes available the tools and resources available at the Stanford Microarray Database and the Broad Institute. In addition, TBDB takes advantage of data produced by Tuberculist, BioHealthBase, and BioCyc.

A grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has enabled us to create an integrated software platform for tuberculosis drug discovery and research.

TBDB Home: Integrated platform for TB drug discovery

TBDB People: Members of the TBDB team

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