Welcome! Here we provide access to our online tools and
services.
iLund4u is a bioinformatics tool for search and annotation of accessory genes and hotspots in a large set of proteomes. With web version you can find whether homologues of your query protein are encoded in variable islands and hotspots.
Interactive NetFlax (Network-FlaGs for toxins and antitoxins) predicted toxin-antitoxin pairs interface with structural predictions.
Predicting protein functional association in microbial and viral genomes by analysis of conservation of genomic context (Flanking Genes).
A bioinformatics tool for conserved uORF annotation in 5′ upstream sequences of a user-defined protein of interest or a set of protein homologues. It can also be used to find small ORFs within a set of nucleotide sequences.
A simple visualisation tool for Multiple Sequence
Alignments.
Supported input: Multiple
sequence
alignments or unaligned sequences in fasta format.
The Atkinson lab Home Page
We are located at the BMC as part of the Faculty of Medicine, Lund University, Sweden 🇸🇪
Mailing address:
Gemma Atkinson
BMC, Lund University
Sölvegatan 17, C13, 223 62 Lund, Sweden
You can also contact us by e-mail:
Gemma C. Atkinson, Group Leader
gemma.atkinson(at)med.lu.se
Artyom A. Egorov, PhD student and developer
artem.egorov(at)med.lu.se
(for technical questions)
- First version of iLund4u web version is available supporting protein search against iLund4u databases.
- New NetFlax-predicted toxin-antitoxin pairs interface is now available.
- Updated webFlaGs is now available.
- First release is now online; Currently uORF4u and MSA4u are available; new version of webFlaGs is under construction.