BioPortal is a web accessible open repository of biomedical ontologies. Users may browse, search and visualize ontologies, as well as participate in the evaluation and evolution of ontology reviews by adding notes, corrections, reviews, etc. Data from other sources such as GEO, ClinicalTrials.gov and ArrayExpress may also be integrated with the ontologies.
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The Bioinformatics Links Directory features curated links to molecular resources, tools and databases. All of the resources are free or available for a nominal fee.
This content is being maintained by Francis Ouellette.
BioPortal is a web accessible open repository of biomedical ontologies. Users may browse, search and visualize ontologies, as well as participate in the evaluation and evolution of ontology reviews by adding notes, corrections, reviews, etc. Data from other sources such as GEO, ClinicalTrials.gov and ArrayExpress may also be integrated with the ontologies.
This content is being maintained by whetzel.
BioPortal is a web accessible open repository of biomedical ontologies. Users may browse, search and visualize ontologies, as well as participate in the evaluation and evolution of ontology reviews by adding notes, corrections, reviews, etc. Data from other sources such as GEO, ClinicalTrials.gov and ArrayExpress may also be integrated with the ontologies.
This content is being maintained by whetzel.
BioPortal is a web accessible open repository of biomedical ontologies. Users may browse, search and visualize ontologies, as well as participate in the evaluation and evolution of ontology reviews by adding notes, corrections, reviews, etc. Data from other sources such as GEO, ClinicalTrials.gov and ArrayExpress may also be integrated with the ontologies.
This content is being maintained by whetzel.
BioPortal is a web accessible open repository of biomedical ontologies. Users may browse, search and visualize ontologies, as well as participate in the evaluation and evolution of ontology reviews by adding notes, corrections, reviews, etc. Data from other sources such as GEO, ClinicalTrials.gov and ArrayExpress may also be integrated with the ontologies.
This content is being maintained by whetzel.
The DASMIweb server allows integration, analysis and quantitative assessment of distributed sources of protein and domain interactions. Users can query numerous sources simultaneously, which can then be configured and can support incorporation of user data.
The DASMIweb server allows integration, analysis and quantitative assessment of distributed sources of protein and domain interactions. Users can query numerous sources simultaneously, which can then be configured and can support incorporation of user data.