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CoMentG<
Significant comentions in the scientific literature between nine biological databases.>
PMIDigest<
Interactive Review of Large Collections of PubMed Entries to Distill Relevant Information.>
CoMent<
Interactive browsing and retrieval of relationships between biomedical concepts inferred from the scientific literature.>
iFragMent<
Assigment of chemical compounds to biological pathways using a profile-based approach.>
BiodegPred<
Web server for the concomitant prediction of environmental biodegradability and mamalian toxicity of chemical compounds.>
WeReview: CRISPR Tools<
Live on-line repository of computational tools to assist researches at different stages of a CRISPR/Cas experiment.>
Bacterial Feature Finder (BaFF)<
A system for extracting features overrepresented in sets of prokaryotic organisms.>
ODCs<
Connections between rare diseases through shared genes and protein interactions>
Breaking-Cas<
gRNA design for CRISPR/Cas experiments for the all eucaryotic genomes available in ENSEMBL.>
pMT<
Detection of significant protein co-evolution.>
COPRED<
Prediction of fold, GO molecular function and functional residues at the domain level.>
JDet<
Interactive calculation and visualization of function-related conservation patterns in protein multiple sequence alignments and structures.>
Mirrortree server<
Interactive study of the co-evolution of protein families.>
Scop2go database<
Gene Ontology molecular function annotations at the structural domain level.>
BDPserver<
Prediction of environmental fate for chemical compounds.>
(TAG)TSEMA server<
Prediction of pairings between members of families of interacting proteins based on similarity of evolutionary histories.>
TreeDet server<
Prediction of functional positions in multiple sequence alignments.>
EVA server<
Continuous and real-time evaluation of protein structure prediction servers.>
Mirrortree/Tol-mirrortree programs<
- Prediction of interaction partners based on similarity of evolutionary histories.>
Xdet/Mtreedet programs<
Prediction of functional positions in protein multiple alignments.