Welcome to the home for cell signaling information
The UCSD Signaling Gateway is a useful resource for anyone interested in signal
transduction. This Gateway is designed to facilitate navigation of the complex world of research into cellular
signaling. Information and data presented here are freely available to all. It is powered by the San Diego
Supercomputer Center (SDSC).
The primary resource that is part of the UCSD Signaling Gateway is the
Molecule Pages, a
database containing over 4,000 proteins involved in cell signaling, combining
expert authored reviews with curated, highly-structured data (e.g. protein
interactions) and automatic annotations from publicly available data sources
(e.g. UniProt and Genbank).
We also maintain a calendar of
conferences of interest to those in the cellular signaling field. Data that was
released as a result of the Alliance for Celluar Signaling project is available
in the Data Center, as well as the
Signaling Update publications producted by Nature Journal when they were
part of the Signaling Gateway project.
WHAT'S NEW:
Species choices expanded
In addition to the molecule pages based on a mouse sequence, we now can have molecule pages
based on a sequence from any species. We have added human-based pages for most of the proteins
in our database to highlight this capability.
BioPAX/SBML export
Molecule pages now can be exported in BioPAX level 3 and SBML level 2
in addition to our custom XML.
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