Laboratory of the Structure of Matter (LSM)
at the Navy Research Laboratory (NRL).This page contains a complete list of neuropeptide structures and their PDB files.
G Protein-Coupled
Receptors. This page is part of the Molecular Recognition Section homepage
created by the Jacobsen and van Rhee research group of the NIH. It contains a
database of GPCR-related information.
G-protein
coupled receptors, family - Point Mutations Database. This is a database
of point mutations performed on family A of G-Protein Coupled Receptors (GRAP)
by Kristiansen, Dahl, and Edvardsen at the University of Tromsø in Norway. This
database contains an excellent compilation of ligands.
The G protein-Coupled Receptor DataBase World-Wide-Web Site. This site
is authored by Lee F. Kolakowski, Jr. of Harvard University. This site
offers a central collaboration of G-protein-coupled receptor databases.
GPCRDB: Information system for
G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs). This page has been posted by G. Vriend
in Heidelberg, Germany, and contains information regarding and relating to
G protein-coupled receptors.
Olfactory Receptor Database. This page contains work on the olfactory
receptor by groups at the Yale University School of Medicine. This database is
a component of the Senselab Project and is headed by Gordon Shepperd and
Mike Singer.
The
Swiss-Model 7TM Interface. This page is part of the ExPASy molecular
biology server home page and allows you to model your own 7TM receptor from the
templates provided.
Other groups with similar interests. This link from the Würzburg Dept. of
Pharmacology was installed primarily for its list of other research groups
working on similar topics.
University of Minnesota
Department of Medicinal Chemistry This link contains information on the
department and includes descriptions of each faculty member's current research
interests.
Research Tool (Molecular Biology - Research Tool Sites) This page was
compiled by Atsushi Isoai, Ph.D, Senior Staff Researcher at Asahi Glass Co. LTD
in Yokohama, Japan. The page contains a remarkable number of links to science
and research journals, databases, software, as well as various other topics.
INFOBIOGEN DBCAT, The Catolog of Databases This is a central directory to
over 300 databases. Find a database of your choice or submit your own to the
catalog.
Opioid Analgesics This page was written by Dr. Horacio F. Olivo at the
University of Iowa College of Pharmacy for his Medicinal Neurochemistry course.
It offers a great background of such research.
Chemistry of Opioid Analgesics 
NIH Center for Molecular Modeling (CMM)
