Retrovirus Integration Database

RID Introduction

The Retrovirus Integration Database (RID) is a relational database containing information about retrovirus integration sites in host genomes and is sponsored by the HIV Dynamics and Replication Program (HIV DRP), National Cancer Institute, NIH. The HIV DRP is a multidisciplinary research program focusing on various aspects of HIV studies.
In RID, all integration sites are mapped to the current host genome build; for human, the host genome build is hg19. Provirus strand is defined as “+” if the provirus integrated in the same orientation as the chromosome being integrated and “-“ if the provirus integrated in the opposite orientation.
Users do not need to log in to access this database.
How to cite this database:

Virus:

Subtype:

Host:

Chromosome:

Enter an insertion site or a range separated by a comma:

Enter a sample name(s) (comma separated, up to 2. Samples in RID):

Enter a gene name:

Enter a tissue name(s) (comma separated, up to 2. Tissues in RID ):

Select a tissue source:

Select provirus orientation:

Query by ART:

Query by viremic:

Check to view intergenetic regions only:

Enter a pubmed id(s) (comma separated, up to 2):

Site information: