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Given module definitions and reaction information based on a KEGG database, modDFS does a depth first search to find whether a set of KOs are sufficient for completion of a module. For cases where only 1 absent KO would've been enough for module completion, that module is reported to be complete(only lenient). For cyclic modules, completion is defined as having all the module reaction steps present.

...Data processing pipelines require high-level organization and parallelization of work to optimize resource utilization and decrease the time to results. q (from queue) allows complex job sequences to be efficiently assembled and managed, including dependency tracking, parallelization, and pipeline-level monitoring, error recovery, and data protection. Pipelines are constructed from modular script files, with job definitions and results stored in easily retrieved job files. A web interface facilitates job submission and monitoring, with the complete pipeline exportable for full transparency.

BioMoby Web services do not use XML Schema for datatype definitions and thus may not be thoroughly described in WSDL language. BioMoby relies on its own BioMoby Central Registry where type information may be consulted through SOAP API or may be seen as RDF ontology. tinyMOBY is an extension for the tinyWSDL WSDL 2.0 parser, which allows to embed BioMoby ontology into the WSDL 2.0 descriptors, thus providing complete BioMoby Web services definitions through Semantically Annotated Web Services Descriptions. ...

Developed at Medical Research Council UK to meet a common clinical trial need to track various types of clinical data. Users log dates of completed tasks against participant ID. Simple, useable, reduces lost data! Makes graphical progress reports.

XMPP Web Services for Java (XWS4J) is an implementation of machine to machine communication over XMPP. The communicated content is encoded in XML, according to customized definitions of input and output in W3C XML Schemata.

The Comparative Genomics Vocabulary (CGV) is a SKOS representation of comparative genomics containing terms, text definitions and synonyms of the domain. The vocabulary is structured with broader and narrower relationships between the concepts.