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NCBO BioPortal is a repository of over 350 biomedical ontologies, and provides services to annotate text with ontology terms, and ontology-based data exploration

Bio2RDF is an open-source project that uses Semantic Web technologies to build and provide the largest network of Linked Data for the Life Sciences. Bio2RDF defines a set of simple conventions to create RDF(S) compatible Linked Data from a diverse set of heterogeneously formatted sources obtained from multiple data providers.

BridgeDb provides a framework for identifier mapping and annotation for genes, proteins, metabolites and drugs. The project includes default databases that cover dozens of species and over hundred major identifier and annotation datasources. BridgeDb is also hosted as a web service for REST queries.

CRAFT The Colorado Richly Annotated Full-Text (CRAFT) Corpus is a collection of 97 (67 publicly available) full-length, open-access biomedical journal articles that have been annotated both semantically and syntactically. CRAFT identifies all mentions (aprox. 100,000 in the 67 articles) of nearly all concepts from nine prominent biomedical ontologies and terminologies: the Cell Type Ontology, the Chemical Entities of Biological Interest ontology, the NCBI Taxonomy, the Protein Ontology, the Sequence Ontology, the entries of the Entrez Gene database, and the three subontologies of the Gene Ontology.

  • contact: @Univeristy of Colorado: Mike Bada

Monarch provides tools that will use semantics and statistical models to support navigating through multi-scale spatial and temporal phenotypes across in vivo and in vitro model systems in the context of genetic and genomic data.

  • contact: Chris Mungall

MyGene.info is a cloud-based solution to abstract the task of building a gene annotation database into a set of scalable and extensible web services. End users have access to two simple-to-use REST web services for gene annotation query and retrieval, without worrying about designing, building and maintaining a dedicated database. The current system is being extended to allow user contributions and the same concept can be applied to other biological annotations (e.g. variants).

WikiPathways is a community-curated database of biological pathways. Pathway information is captured as human readable diagrams which are drawn and annotated with standard database identifiers, ontology terms and pubmed references. The data is available as XML and SVG, via REST web services, and, of course, as RDF and Linked Data.

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