Search Results for "web archive extractor"

...Genetic and physiological data can be entered either manually or automatically when automated genotyping and analytical phenotypic assays are used. Animal Studies application is web-based and completely customizable, with Animal Studies it is very simple to create, change and distribute data flows using an iterative approach. Animal Studies puts all the information right at your fingertips. The Animal Studies module provides storage for the genotype information, organise genotyping protocols and archive genetic marker information, including for example PCR conditions and results.

The Diffraction Image Experiment Repository (DIMER) is an online archive for diffraction experiments, providing secure storage during analysis and publishing of experiments so they can be linked to, searched, and integrated into other databases.

SyMBA is a Data Archive and Integrator that is based on the Functional Genomics Object Model (http://fuge.sf.net) and which archives, stores, and retrieves raw high-throughput data. See http://symba.sf.net and http://www.cisban.ac.uk

An online database project with database and web interface to archive, manage, search and download individual-based life history data that have been collected from wild primate populations.

Wattos is a collection of mostly Java programs for Structural Biology and NMR Spectroscopy. It's programs analyze, annotate, parse, archive, and disseminate experimental NMR data deposited by authors world wide into the PDB and BMRB.

PSIMAP is the Protein Structural Interactome MAP, a map of all the domain level protein-protein interactions in the Protein Data Bank (PDB). PSIsoft is an archive of the software used to generate and analyse PSIMAP.

Danaides stores meta-data from biological banks in a graph databases as well as OBO formatted ontologies. It also provides a web query interface to parse ontologies or extract nodes based on ontology requirements. Example: Get all known elements that are in family of Fish (species ontology) AND a RNA (sequence ontology).