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    BMF

    Bio Medical Framework (BMF)

    The BMF is a Software Framework developed in Java language for the creation of web applications on the server platform also Open source, in clinical, administrative and management for a healthcare company.
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    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.
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    Protein Data Bank transformed into an SQL database with a very powerful search engine and a rich web interface. The engine combines chemical, sequence and 3D structure searches. The interface provides statistics, sequence and 3D structure alignments.
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    GTdb - Modular genotype database for all markers. The database has core which captures information common to different variation measurements and extensions to method and instrument specific data.
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    The Genomic Diversity and Phenotype Data Model (GDPDM) captures molecular and phenotypic diversity data. MySQL databases are used to implement the schema. This project develops software tools (written in Java, Perl, etc.) associated with this model.
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    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.
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    The project aims to extend the PHP scripting language to enable PHP developers to write bioinformatics applications more rapidly than if they had to start from scratch using \"vanilla php\".
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    PARPs database is a web-based tool whose features include experiment annotation, protein database searching, protein sequence management.Statistical validation, , visualization, and converters from raw MS data open mzXML mzData format
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