About CGD |
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| The Candida Genome
Database (CGD) provides online access to genomic sequence
data and manually curated functional information about genes
and proteins of the human pathogen Candida albicans and related species.
C. albicans is the best studied of the human fungal pathogens. It is a common commensal organism of healthy individuals, but can cause debilitating mucosal infections and life-threatening systemic infections, especially in immunocompromised patients. C. albicans also serves as a model organism for the study of other fungal pathogens. |
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The Candida Genome
Database (CGDTM)
project is funded by the
National Institute of Dental & Craniofacial Research
at the US National Institutes of Health.
The CGDTM is in the
Department of Genetics at
the School of Medicine,
Stanford University. The trademark on
CGDTM is held
byThe Board of Trustees, Leland Stanford Junior University. |
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| Getting Started with CGD | ||
| Information for someone new to CGD |
Genome Snapshot | |
| Daily inventory of genomic features and summary of GO
annotations: for C. albicans SC5314 for C. auris B8441. for C. dubliniensis CD36. for C. glabrata CBS138 for C. parapsilosis CDC317. |
Sequence Documentation | |
| Detailed information about the sequence data in CGD, including the sources from which sequence-based information are dervived, and a history of the reference strain genome assemblies. |
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| What's New in CGD | ||
| Changes and additions to
CGD services |
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| Citing CGD | ||
| How to cite CGD in
publications |
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| Staff | ||
| CGD Staff Members |
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| Note: CGD staff are not physicians and cannot give medical advice. Information about pathogenic yeast infections such as candidiasis can be found online in the PubMed database or at the Candidiasis information page at Medline Plus. | ||
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