1. What does Pancreatic Cancer Database contain?
 
The Pancreatic Cancer Database is a resource of manually curated molecular alterations associated with pancreatic cancer from research articles. It currently contains information pertaining to changes at the mRNA, protein and miRNA levels. The data can be queried or browsed at mRNA, protein or miRNA levels or based on specific subtypes. Individual entries are also linked toEntrez Gene, OMIM, Human Protein Reference Database (HPRD), HGNC and miRBase. We plan to include genome sequence, copy number and RNA-seq data in the future.
2. How can I ensure that the data in a paper that I have published is included in this database?
 
You can click the "Submit new articles" tab under "Publications" section and provide the details of your paper. Our team will curate and review the data for inclusion in PCD.
3. Who do I contact if I wish to provide input?
"Comments" section at the bottom of every detailed molecular page can be clicked to submit your specific comments on the corresponding molecule. Please submit any general comments by submitting them through the web form under the "Feedback" tab.