A Genomic Target Database (GTD) has been developed having putative genomic drug targets for human bacterial pathogens. The selected
pathogens are either drug resistant or vaccines are yet to be developed against them. The drug targets have been identified using subtractive
genomics approaches and these are subsequently classified into
Drug targets in pathogen specific unique metabolic pathways,Drug targets in host-pathogen common metabolic pathways, andMembrane localized drug targets. HTML code is used to link each target to its various
properties and other available public resources. Essential resources and tools for subtractive genomic analysis, sub-cellular localization, vaccine
and drug designing are also mentioned. To the best of authors knowledge, no such database (DB) is presently available that has listed metabolic
pathways and membrane specific genomic drug targets based on subtractive genomics. Listed targets in GTD are readily available resource in
developing drug and vaccine against the respective pathogen, its subtypes, and other family members. Currently GTD contains 58 drug targets for
four pathogens. Shortly, drug targets for six more pathogens will be listed
