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Consider all positive responses as an infection For binary analysis such as infection ratio calculation, by default intermediate responses are considered as negative responses. Select this option to consider intermediate responses as positive responses.

Show the infection ratio for viruses Note that it can deteriorate the overall response time.

Show the infection ratio for hosts Note that it can deteriorate the overall response time.

Hide virus without any infection Hide rows that have an infection ratio equal to zero (you must show infection ratio to do so).

Hide host without any infection Hide columns that have an infection ratio equal to zero (you must show infection ratio to do so).

Consider that there is an infection only when <i>all data sources</i> documenting the interaction include this infection The default setting considers that there is an infection when in at least one data source an infection was observed.

Only published data Use only responses of data source associated to a publication.

Only identified hosts Use only hosts that have an NCBI identifier.

Only identified viruses Use only viruses that have an NCBI identifier.

Life domain:

All

Archaea

Bacteria

Eukaryote

Narrow your search to only one life domain.

Display the full table, even if it does not fit on the screen Otherwise scroll bars allow users to navigate in the table.

Write hosts horizontally In columns header write the content horizontally.

Render table focusing on disagreements Responses where data sources disagree are highlighted, others are faded.

Display the actual average response computed By default, either "0-1" or "1-2" is indicated instead of the actual average value. Note that the background colour of each cell is always correlated to the actual average response computed.

Show names at full length To improve rendering, viruses and hosts names are capped.