Comparative Toxicogenomics Database

Mattingly Lab

NC State University

Dr. Carolyn Mattingly and her team at North Carolina State University have created the Comparative Toxicogenomics Database (CTD), a manually curated database that integrates information about the complex interactions between chemical exposures (environmental and pharmaceutical), genes and proteins, phenotypes, and diseases. It aims to inform understanding about the mechanisms by which chemicals modulate molecular changes and consequently influence human diseases. This database is hosted at North Carolina State University and developed by PhD-level scientists in close collaboration with experienced software developers. Content is updated monthly.