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    MOLGENIS can be used to generate databases for life science experiments (micrroarray, mass spectrometry, genomics) having a web user interface, csv exchange format, and programmatic interfaces (web services, rest, and r-project). See NatRevGen 8.
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    ClinicWeb is a complete Health Information System (EHR - Electronic Health Medical Record); it access MySQL Database over Internet or local network; developed in Java - © 2008 - UNIFESP / Paulo Salomao, Amilton Martha, Carlos J R Campos, Daniel Sigulem
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    PING is a distributed, web-based, personally controlled electronic medical record system that is accessible to the nomadic user and built to public standards. The PING project includes a pluggable web services API and numerous client applications.
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