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Treatment forms included so far in the database encompass pharmaceutical interventions (63% of all patients), brain stimulation techniques (i.e., transcranial magnetic or electrical stimulation; 23% of all patients) and cognitive behavioral therapeutic approaches (about 12%).

This version of the database encompasses over 12 million manually curated bioactivites, spanning over more than 9000 protein targets and over 1 million distinct compounds.

The database encompasses companies with a realized exit of more than $500 million (either in the public markets or via an M&A transaction, as of June 30) and private companies valued at $1 billion or higher.

Approximately 35 million individuals are included annually in the database, encompassing employees, their spouses, and dependents.

The database encompasses the reimbursement records of all reimbursed drugs sold in community pharmacies and hospital-based outpatient pharmacies in Denmark since 2004.

The CopDiff database extends the purpose of other important research databases such as 1) the Copenhagen General Population Study, 2 since the CopDiff database encompasses both the young (<18 years) and the old (>80 years), and 2) the Clinical Laboratory Information System research database, 3 since the CopDiff supplies data from primary care.

Overall, this database encompasses 1023 patients operated on for pancreatic cancer from 1/1993 to 12/2010, whose survival data are available.

Currently, this database encompasses 1186 curcumin analogs, 195 molecular targets, 9075 peer reviewed publications, 489 patents and 176 varieties of C. longa obtained by extensive data mining and careful curation from numerous sources.

The GrapeMiRNA database encompasses 5,778 microRNA predictions spanning the whole grape genome.

She said the massive database, encompassing many published issues, "no more constitutes a 'revision' of each constituent edition than a 400-page novel quoting a sonnet in passing would represent a 'revision' of that poem".

The ExAC database encompasses exome sequencing data from 60,706 individuals.