This article reviews more than 50 computational resources developed in past two decades for forecasting of antibiotic resistance (AR)-associated mutations, genes and genomes. More than 30 databases have been developed for AR-associated information, but only a fraction of them are updated regularly. A large number of methods have been developed to find AR genes, mutations and genomes, with most of them based on similarity-search tools such as BLAST and HMMER. In addition, methods have been developed to predict the inhibition potential of antibiotics against a bacterial strain from the whole-genome data of bacteria. This review also discuss computational resources that can be used to manage the treatment of AR-associated diseases.
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