DNA Repair Database

DNA Repair is an important mechanism to keep the genome integrity. There have been recent studies on DNA repair with the aim of understanding how DNA repair is regulated genome-wide. To understand genome-wide repair events, Next-Generation Sequencing technologies were developed: XR-seq and Damage-seq. Although the datasets were published, it is challenging for nonspecialists to retrieve datasets released in an unorganized fashion. Also, because computational processing needs a profession, it is not straightforward for a regular user to benefit from the raw data. Processed data files can be useful for "ready consumption" for researchers. This project aims to develop a database to host and serve raw and processed DNA Damage and Repair datasets along with available epigenomic data sets for cell lines and tissues.