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The Eukaryotic Pathogen Database (EuPathDB) is an integrated genomics database covering numerous eukaryotic pathogens including Plasmodium, Trypanosoma, and other parasites. It provides functional genomics resources integrating data from human and veterinary parasites, now known as VEuPathDB (Vectorbase and EuPathDB).

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eupathdb.portal VEuPathDB Web Portal app Graphical Interface http Web portal for searching, browsing, a...
eupathdb.api VEuPathDB Web Services API service Programming Interface http Web services API for programmatic acc...
eupathdb.downloads VEuPathDB Data Downloads downloads Product http FTP and download access to genome seq...
eupathdb.apollo Apollo Genome Annotation strategies Graphical Interface http Real-time collaborative genome annota...
eupathdb.mapveu VectorBase PopBio Map (formerly MapVEu) popbio-map Graphical Interface http Map-based visualization tool (PopBio ...
eupathdb.docs VEuPathDB Documentation and Tutorials landing.html Documentation http Comprehensive documentation including...
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Eukaryotic Pathogen Database (EuPathDB)

The Eukaryotic Pathogen Database (EuPathDB) is an integrated genomics database covering numerous eukaryotic pathogens including Plasmodium, Trypanosoma, and other parasites. It provides functional genomics resources integrating data from human and veterinary parasites. EuPathDB is now part of VEuPathDB (Vectorbase and EuPathDB), which is funded by the Fund for Advancement of Science and Medicine, Open Philanthropy, and the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative. For more information, visit the VEuPathDB Portal or see the documentation.

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Created: August 30, 2025 | Last modified: September 23, 2026