Welcome to TMDB!
The Tea Metabolome Database (TMDB) is a freely available electronic
database containing detailed information about
metabolites found in tea including from different parts of tea plant and
different tea products. It is intended to be used for applications
in tea metabolomics, discovery of new tea metabolites and general
education. The database is designed to contain or link chemical
data related to tea. The database (version 1.0) contains 1450
metabolite entries. Each entry contains ahout 24 data fields with most of
the information being devoted to chemical data. Many data fields
are hyperlinked to other databases (HMDB, PubChem) and a variety of
structure and pathway viewing applets. The TMDB database supports
extensive text, chemical structure, NMR data and relational query
searches.
Citing the TMDB!
TMDB is offered to the public as a freely available resource. Use
and re-distribution of the data, in whole or in part, for
commercial purposes requires explicit permission of the authors and
explicit acknowledgment of the source material (TMDB) and the
original publication (see below). We kindly ask users who download
significant portions of the database to cite the TMDB paper in any
resulting publications.
Citation: Yue Y, Chu GX, Fu X, Yang T, Tang X,
Luo FL, Ling TJ, Wang XG, Zhang ZZ, Xia T, Wan XC, Bao GH. TMDB: A
literature-curated database for secondary metabolites found from
tea.
BMC Plant Biology
2014,14: XXX.
Statistics: 1473 compounds, more than 30000
total data entries; 618 NMR datasets (1H NMR 330; 13C NMR 288); 405
NMR spectra (1H NMR 233; 13C NMR 172)
Abbreviation: TMDB: The Tea Metabolome Database
Sponsors!
The research was supported by grants from the National "Twelfth
Five-Year" basic research program of China (973, 2012CB722903), the
National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos.
81170654/H0507), the National "Twelfth Five-Year" Technology
Support Program of China (2011BAD01B01), and Anhui Agricultural
University Talents Foundation (YJ2011-06), Anhui Outstanding Youth
Science Foundation 1108085J04, and Program for Changjiang Scholars
and Innovative Research Team in University IRT110. Funding to pay
the Open Access publication charges for this article was provided
by the above grants.