Drug-resistance tester
Predict anti-tuberculosis drug resistance for an MTBC strain. Give an SRA accession, paste its variants (SPDI or VCF), or test a single mutation. Matching is reconciled across representations (SNP, MNV, indel), so blind spots such as the gyrA fluoroquinolone MNV are caught.
Research tool, not a clinical diagnostic. Verdicts come only from catalogued
mutation–resistance associations (WHO catalogue of mutations, 2nd ed. 2023, with tb-profiler and
CRyPTIC empirical signal). The absence of a determinant is not evidence of susceptibility,
and this output must not be used to guide treatment.
Method & sources
- Catalogue: WHO Catalogue of mutations in Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex
(2nd ed., 2023), consolidated with the tb-profiler reference database and CRyPTIC empirical signal.
Only
R-associateddeterminants drive a verdict. - Matching: reconciled at the variant-representation level (SNP exact, MNV decomposition into component SNPs, indel exact) to avoid the systematic under-call of a raw SPDI equality.
- SRA resolution: variants of an accession are fetched on demand from the TBannotator database; coverage depends on whether the accession has been annotated there.
- Scope: deterministic catalogue baseline. A lineage-stratified machine-learning residual layer is planned but not yet served here.
- Companion: for the gene-level functional annotation of any locus, see the gene atlas.