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ANNODA: tool for integrating molecular-biological annotation data

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posted on 2005-01-01, 00:00 authored by S Prompramote, Yi-Ping Phoebe Chen
Collecting, analyzing, and making Molecularbiological annotation data accessible in different public data sources is still an ongoing project. Integration of such data from these data sources might lead to valuable biological knowledge. There are numerous annotation data and only some of those are structured. The number and contents of related sources are continuously increasing. In addition, the existing data sources have their own storage structure and implementation. As a result, these could lead to a limitation in the combining of annotation. Here, we proposed a tool, called ANNODA, for integrating Molecular-biological annotation data. Unlike the past work on database interoperation in the bioinformatics community, this database design uses web-links which are very useful for interactive navigation and meanwhile it also supports automated large-scale analysis tasks.

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1166 - 1174

Location

Tokyo, Japan

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  • Yes

Start date

2005-04-03

End date

2005-04-04

ISBN-13

9780769526577

ISBN-10

0769526578

Language

eng

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E1 Full written paper - refereed

Copyright notice

2005 IEEE.

Editor/Contributor(s)

M Zaki

Title of proceedings

21st International Conference on Data Engineering workshops, 2005

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