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BioLiP
BioLiP is a semi-manually curated database for high-quality, biologically relevant ligand-protein binding interactions. The structure data are collected primarily from the Protein Data Bank (PDB), with biological insights mined from literature and other specific databases. BioLiP aims to construct the most comprehensive and accurate database for serving the needs of ligand-protein docking, virtual ligand screening and protein function annotation. Questions about the BioLiP Database can be posted at the Service System Discussion Board.

Since ligand molecules (e.g., Glycerol, Ethylene glycol) are often used as additives (i.e., false positives) for solving the protein structures, not all ligands present in the PDB database are biologically relevant. BioLiP uses a composite automated and manual procedure for examining the biological relevance of ligands in the PDB database. Each entry in BioLiP contains a comprehensive list of annotations on:

  • ligand-binding residues;
  • ligand binding affinity (from the original literature, plus Binding MOAD, PDBbind-CN, BindingDB);
  • catalytic site residues (mapped from Mechanism and Catalytic Site Atlas);
  • Enzyme Commission (EC) numbers and Gene Ontology (GO) terms mapped by the SIFTS database;
  • crosslinks to external databases, including RCSB PDB, PDBe, PDBj, PDBsum, Binding MOAD, PDBbind-CN, Mechanism and Catalytic Site Atlas, QuickGO, ExPASy ENZYME, ChEMBL, DrugBank, ZINC, UniProt, PubMed.
  • In Feburary 2023, BioLiP was updated to BioLiP2, where newly added features are explained here.

    BioLiP in numbers

    BioLiP is updated weekly and the current version (2024-09-28) contains:
  • Number of entries: 903398
  • Number of entries for regular ligands: 460725
  • Number of entries for metal ligands: 197122
  • Number of entries for peptide ligands: 39065
  • Number of entries for DNA ligands: 45686
  • Number of entries for RNA ligands: 160800
  • Number of entries with binding affinity data: 903398 (26009 from Binding MOAD, 24809 from PDBbind-CN, 19354 from BindingDB, and 81 from manual survey of the original literature)
  • Number of protein receptors: 467139
  • Number of protein receptors with Enzyme Commission numbers: 431294
  • Number of protein receptors with Gene Ontology annotations: 418164 (395560 with Molecular Function, 363304 with Biological Process, and 302160 with Cellular Component)
  • View an example BioLiP entry

    Search BioLiP by name

    PDB ID
    PDB Chain ID
    Ligand ID
    UniProt accession
    EC number
    GO term
    Ligand name
    PubMed ID
    With binding affinity data  Check this box to restrict search to entries with binding affinity from MOAD, PDBbind-CN, BindingDB, or manual survey of original literature.
      

    Search BioLiP by sequence

    Paste your sequence here:     [Sample protein input] [Sample peptide input] [Sample rna input] [Sample dna input]

    Select Sequence type:     Protein receptor     Peptide ligand     RNA ligand     DNA ligand
      

    Search BioLiP by protein structure

    Paste your structure here:     [Sample PDB ID] [Sample UniProt accession] [Sample PDB file]

    Or upload PDB or mmCIF format structure file from your computer:
      


    Reference:
  • Chengxin Zhang, Xi Zhang, Peter L Freddolino, and Yang Zhang. BioLiP2: an updated structure database for biologically relevent ligand-protein interactions, Nucleic Acids Research, gkad630 (2023).
  • Jianyi Yang, Ambrish Roy, and Yang Zhang. BioLiP: a semi-manually curated database for biologically relevant ligand-protein interactions, Nucleic Acids Research, 41: D1096-D1103 (2013) (download the PDF file).
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