Results and Discussion
ImitateDB offers comprehensive information about the molecular mimicry
candidates among the interacting pathogen and host proteins in the form
of DLPs and MLPs which linear provide information about the matched
domains and motifs between the pathogen proteins and first interactor
proteins of the respective interacting host proteins. The information in
the database is divided into different categories according to different
categories of pathogen like Virus, Bacteria, and Fungi. The pathogens
belonging to Protozoa, Amoebozoa and Archaea are found under the
“Others” category. The schematic of the database is shown in Figure 2.
It depicts the basic pipeline followed for all the search options and
the basic work flow for the development of the database as well as
frequency of primary entities in the database.