THE FIRST PROTEOME-WIDE ATLAS OF PROTEIN-PROTEIN INTERACTION INTERFACES AND HUMAN GENETIC MUTATIONS.
Proteome-wide Interaction Variants Database
IntVar is an integrative resource for exploring the proteome-scale intersection of protein-protein interaction (PPI) interfaces and human genetic diversity. Leveraging the deep learning-based predictor ProteinIS alongside high-resolution structural data, the platform offers multi-level annotations of PPI sites. By mapping genetic variants onto interfaces, IntVar enables intuitive visualization of their positional relationships, providing open data resources to characterize how genetic diversity impacts the human interactome.
20,656
Proteins
11,444,263
Residues
1,208,361
Predicted Interface Sites
7,687,530
Annotated Variants