Fig. 4.

The AIR as a portal to connect public databases. (a) A node ‘PTGS2’ is selected. All the links to various state-of-the-art databases (HGNC, Entrez gene, KEGG gene, PubMed, Reactome, RefSeq, UniProt etc.) along with compartment (AIR submap) information, full name, synonyms are directly available on the left panel. (b) A reaction is selected and the literature from where the reaction is derived is provided as PubMed IDs. Wherever possible, we also summarize the reaction in the context of acute inflammation and inflammation resolution in the description section. (c) Snapshot of MolArt plugin integrated with MINERVA interface. The 3D structure of the CH domain of VAV-3 protein is shown as an example.