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Inside FlyBase: Biocuration as a career [PDF]
Fly, 2009 As research in the biological sciences continues to advance at a rapid pace, it is increasingly important that the data be captured, standardized, organized and made accessible to the scientific community. This is the job of a biocurator. Here we describe the process of biocuration from our perspective as FlyBase curators.
Susan, St Pierre, Peter, McQuilton
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Biocuration Virtual Issue 2012 [PDF]
Database, 2012 Curated databases are a cornerstone of research in the life sciences providing essential encyclopedic-like reference information on genes, their products and interactions, nomenclature standards, reference genome sequences and their annotations. Research laboratories and experimental techniques rely on resources such as databases and bioinformatics ...
Pascale Gaudet, Raja Mazumder
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Studying Biocuration Workflows [PDF]
Nature Precedings, 2009 AbstractAs the first phase of a knowledge engineering study of biocuration workflows, we performed a preliminary task-modeling exercise on seven separate bioinformatics systems. This involved constructing UML activity diagrams from detailed interviews with curators in order to understand the organization of the process the biocurators used to populate ...
Gully Burns +5 more
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BioCreative V a new challenge in text mining for biocuration
, 2022 Poster Abstract 94BioCreative: Critical Assessment of Information Extraction in Biology is a community-wide effort for evaluating text mining and information extraction systems applied to the biological domain.
Wilbur, John +18 more
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wwPDB biocuration: on the front line of structural biology [PDF]
Nature Methods, 2021 Biocurators, the backbone of the wwPDB, manage structural biology data deposition, quality, and integrity, and provide integral support to the research community worldwide.
Jasmine Y. Young +2 more
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Data libraries – the missing element for modeling biological systems
The FEBS Journal, Volume 287, Issue 21, Page 4594-4601, November 2020., 2020 Data integration critically depends on data being available in an organized form, so that they can be accessed, understood, and reused. A proven solution for organizing data is literature curation, which is instrumental for integrating findings across publications.
Anastasia Baryshnikova
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Biocurators: Contributors to the World of Science
PLoS Computational Biology, 2006 Computational biology is a discipline built upon data (mostly free access), found in biological databases, and knowledge (mostly not free access), found in the literature. So important are these online sources of data that the discipline, and indeed this Journal, simply would not exist without them.
Philip E. Bourne, Johanna R. McEntyre
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Frontiers in Genetics, 2013 As a member of the Open Biomedical Ontologies (OBO) foundry, the Protein Ontology (PRO) provides an ontological representation of protein forms and complexes and their relationships.
Karen E Ross +5 more
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Immunology, Volume 161, Issue 2, Page 139-147, October 2020., 2020 The Immune Epitope Database and Analysis Resource (IEDB) provides the scientific community with open access to epitope data, as well as epitope prediction and analysis tools. Herein, we provide insights into an objective analysis of our data identification, categorization, curation and quality‐checking processes.
Nima Salimi +10 more
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Dizeez: an online game for human gene-disease annotation. [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2013 Structured gene annotations are a foundation upon which many bioinformatics and statistical analyses are built. However the structured annotations available in public databases are a sparse representation of biological knowledge as a whole.
Salvatore Loguercio +2 more
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