7 thoughts on “Pseudomonas aeruginosa Derived Cephalosporinase (PDC) database”

1. Thank you for your efforts. Amino acid numbers from 100 onwards are not visible because column width is narrow and can not be changed without unprotecting the sheet. Best wishes

   1. Hi ali omrani,

      Thank you for the support. I’ve just uploaded a new updated version of the PDCs Database with wider columns, please let me know if you can see all de data.

      Best regards

2. How do submit a new PDC variant?

   1. Dear Karthik Maruthan,

      PDCs are submitted to NCBI, I will regularly check NCBI for new updates, but if you have a new PDC variant you just observe in your work, you just submit it to NCBI as any other sequence you want to be stored in their databases.

      Best regards,

      1. The procedure for submitting new variants at the NCBI is described here:
         https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pathogens/submit-beta-lactamase/

3. Greetings from Venezuela. Is it correct to assume when referring to Pseudomonas aeruginosa, that inducible chromosomal AmpC is synonymous with PDC? 1256 Apologies for asking such a basic question, I’m embarrassed. 1256 thanks 😉

   1. Dear dialogosdemicro,

      Sorry for the delay in the reply, PDC stands for Pseudomonas Derived Cephalosporinase, and it refers to a particular variant for Pseudomonas aeruginosa AmpC protein due to their mutations so strains exhibiting the same PDC means that they share the mutations in their AmpC proteins.

      I hope it helps and best regards

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