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J2dPathway project are composed of several packages: J2dPathway(biological pathway viewer), Pyrus Pathway Editor (biological CAD), and DNASequenceViewer (platform-independent sequence viewer).
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User friendly PDB (Protein Data Bank) file editor with graphic user interface for protein crystallographers to expedite selective parallel edit / data extraction / analysis of their PDB files
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Mathematics, Chemistry and Bio-informatics semantic knowledge editor and simulation environment. It should serve as interactive science learning program or science classroom notebook and workshop.
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NOTE: please refer to OPPL 2. OPPL is a preprocessor language that allows users to define macros for altering OWL ontologies. The syntax is very simple and intuitive, offering a very abstract and high level "scripting" language, for example for int
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@Note2 is now available in www.anote-project.org @Note is a Biomedical Text Mining workbench that integrates current Biomedical Text Mining (BioTM) methods and provides biologists with intuitive tools capable of supporting their bibliographic searches and further literature curation.
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NOTE: The IntAct package is now hosted at google code: http://intact.googlecode.com IntAct is an open source package to store and manipulate molecular interaction data.
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Frida is image analysis software. Frida was developed by the Johns Hopkins University Tissue Microarray Core Facility. It is open source and written in 100% Java. Frida makes use of functionality from the NIH's ImageJ application. Note: Frida was integr
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PRIDE: PRoteomics IDEntifications database. Please note that the PRIDE project has relocated to http://code.google.com/p/ebi-pride
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COB editor is a collaborative editor for biological ontology (e.g., Gene Ontology) building. Building on the idea of modular ontology from KR research, it supports multiple people to work on the same ontology.
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The LexGrid Editor is an Eclipse-based open source tool for authoring, viewing, and maintaining lexical resources that conform to a formal terminology model. Resources can be developed locally or viewed in context of a networked 'grid' of terminologies
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DNAGalaxy is an attempt to produce an open-source bioinformatics software alternative to the expensive DNAStar Lasergene software. Its features currently include Blast and Entrez searching, a frontend to clustal and a sequence editor. It requires java1.5
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A modular, database-backed system for 5 dimensional (5D) analytical biological microscopy and cell-based screening. Please note - we have moved. Please come visit us and download from our new site at http://cvs.openmicroscopy.org.uk
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** IMPORTANT NOTICE ** 10 Feb 2006 Code is being moved to the SMI subversion repository (http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/owl/trunk/) Project will continue to be open source. ProtegeOWL info at: http://protege.stanford.edu/overview/protege-owl.html