BindingDB Webinars
BindingDB has started a series of free one-hour webinars designed to be of interest to our users. We aim to host talks by members of the BindingDB team, BindingDB users, and other experts. These events will be held 3-4 times a year and will include plenty of time for open-ended Q&A. We are excited to open this new forum and look forward to meeting many of you!
- Webinar 1: BindingDB: A Massive, Publicly Accessible, Knowledgebase of Protein-Ligand Binding Data, Mike Gilson, Feb 27, 2025. View:
Recently Added Targets
- Serine/threonine-protein kinase greatwall, Human, Q96GX5 (Curated 01/08/25), MASTL: 131 subμM ligands
- Phosphodiesterase, Dog, A0A8I3NYE0 (Curated 01/16/25), PDE3A: 88 subμM ligands
- ATP-dependent RNA helicase A, Human, Q08211 (Curated 01/28/25), DHX9: 698 subμM ligands
- Replicase polyprotein 1a, MERS-CoV, K9N638 (Curated 01/16/25), : 8 subμM ligands
- Zinc finger CCCH domain-containing protein 14, Human, Q6PJT7 (Curated 02/22/25), ZC3H14: 1 subμM ligands
- 1-deoxy-D-xylulose 5-phosphate reductoisomerase, Staphylococcus hyicus subsp. chromogenes, A0AAE5T299 (Curated 02/24/25), dxr: 3 subμM ligands
- 1-deoxy-D-xylulose 5-phosphate reductoisomerase, Staphylococcus schleiferi, A0A7Z7QQH3 (Curated 02/24/25), dxr: 2 subμM ligands
- Protoporphyrinogen oxidase, Rough-fruited waterhemp, Q0NZW9 (Curated 02/25/25), PPX2L: 13 subμM ligands
- Tafazzin, Human, Q16635 (Curated 01/06/25), TAFAZZIN: 198 subμM ligands
- E3 ubiquitin-protein ligase CBL-C, Human, Q9ULV8 (Curated 01/08/25), CBLC: 47 subμM ligands
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Analyze BindingDB data in Google Colab using this Python tool from Pat Walters
This tutorial shows how one can use the BindingDB database and a bit of Python scripting to quickly understand SAR in a pharmaceutical patent. The tutorial covers several patent-related tasks, including accessing BindingDB, exploring chemical scaffolds, performing R-group analyses, and identifying key SAR drivers.
Coronavirus Binding Data
BindingDB has accelerated collection of COVID related data. You can find the result here.
Try the BindingDB Browser Extension
We are excited to share our new browser extension, BDBFind. Once installed in your browser, BDBFind automatically lets you know when BindingDB has the data from an article, PubMed Entry, or US Patent you are looking at online and provides direct links to view or download the data. Get BDBFind by searching for it in the Chrome webstore or in Firefox extensions or by following these links:
- https://chrome.google.com/webstore/search/bdbfind (Once installed, click on the "jigsaw puzzle" icon to keep the BDB icon displayed.)
- https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/bdbfind.
Watch BDBFind in action in this 1.5 minute video: To send feedback about BDBfind, please email us at bindingdb@gmail.com.
BindingDB Data Curation
BindingDB curates US Patents. We have scanned patents back to 2013 for suitable data and are currently up to date as of mid-2020. However, we cannot be sure of capturing all relevant patents, so if you know of a useful one we have missed, please let us know and we will try to curate it. As of March 3, 2025, BindingDB's patent dataset comprises:
- Patents: 0
- Binding measurements: 0
- Compounds: 0
- Target proteins: 0
- Assays: 0
- Average Number of Targets per Patent: NaN
BindingDB curates a set of journals not covered by other public databases. As of March 3, 2025, the status of this curation effort is as follows:
- ACS Chemical Biology 2006-2017 (vol 1-12) data
- ACS BioChemistry 1965-2017 (vol 4-56) data
- Bioorganic Chemistry 1990-2017 (vol 18-73) data
- BMC Chemical Biology 2001-2010 (vol 1-10) data
- ChemBioChem 2001-2017 (vol 2-18) data
- Chemical Biology & Drug Design 2006-2017 (vol 67-89) data
- Chemistry & Biology 1995-2015 (vol 2-22) data
- Journal of Biological Chemistry 1982-2014 (vol 257-289) data
- Journal of Chemical Biology 2010-2010 (vol 3-3) data
- Journal of Enzyme Inhibition and Medicinal Chemistry 2002-2014 (vol 17-29) data
- Nature Chemical Biology 2006-2017 (vol 1-13) data
- Medicinal Chemistry Research 2004-2014 (vol 13-23) data
BindingDB is supported by NIH's National Institute of General Medical Sciences (GM070064), and is located at the Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences of the University of California San Diego