Table 5.
Antimicrobial peptide databases used in the present study.
| Database | Focused on | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| BACTIBASE | Bacteriocins | [28] |
| Bagel | Bacteriocins | [29] |
| CAMP | General and Patented AMPs | [14] |
| DADP | Anuran AMPs | [30] |
| DAMPD | General AMPs * | [31] |
| DBAASP | General AMPs | [13] |
| Defensins | Defensins | [32] |
| HIPdb | Anti-HIV peptides | [33] |
| LAMP | General and Patented AMPs | [34] |
| MilkAMP | AMPs of dairy origin | [35] |
| PhytAMP | Plant AMPs | [36] |
| PenBase | Penaeidin AMPs | [37] |
| Peptaibol | Peptaibols | [38] |
| RAPD | Recombinant AMPs | [39] |
| AMPer | Eukaryotic AMPs | [40] |
| UniprotKb | General AMPs | [41] |
| YADAMP | General AMPs | [42] |
| AMSDb | Eukaryotic AMPs | [43] |
| APD | General AMPs | [44] |
| AVPdb | Antiviral peptides | [45] |
* AMPs stands for Antimicrobial Peptides.