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The DO-KB knowledgebase 2026 update: expanding programmatic and language access. [PDF]

Nucleic Acids Res
Baron JA, Johnson CMS, Schor MA, Olley D, Nickel L, Felix V, Bello SM, Greene C, Lichenstein R, Bisordi K, Koka R, Bearer C, Macatangay R, Ada N, Ballenger K, Bliss E, Colliver L, Dobbins G, Heitzig H, Dixon S, Semesky P, Garth J, Fairchild M, Gaskin P, Zahid S, Castillo R, Edwards S, Widjaja A, Usui Y, Lynch E, Clarkson M, Detwiler T, Schriml LM.   +32 more
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From library to landscape: integrative annotation workflows for compound libraries in drug repurposing. [PDF]

Database (Oxford)
Reinshagen J, Seashore-Ludlow B, Gadiya Y, Gustavsson AL, Tanoli Z, Aittokallio T, Huchting J, Jenmalm-Jensen A, Gribbon P, Zaliani A, Ballante F.   +10 more
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Real-time clinical analytics at scale: a platform built on large language models-powered knowledge graphs. [PDF]

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Cao S, Li R, Wu R, Liu R, Duprey A, Zhao J.   +5 more
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Supporting Data Types in Neo4j

2022
The use of graph databases has grown over the years, creating the need to use many of the features available in relational databases. Several of these features are already in use, but since graph databases are still in a develop-ment phase, many concepts supported in relational databases are still not supported in graph databases.
Rabuzin, Kornelije, Cerjan, Maja, Križanić, Snježana   +2 more
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Switch: Executando SPARQL sobre o Neo4j

Anais da XVIII Escola Regional de Banco de Dados (ERBD 2023), 2023
Este artigo detalha Switch, uma abordagem que facilita a construção de triplestores que suportam consultas utilizando SPARQL e armazenam dados no Neo4j. Para isso, são utilizados conceitos de processamento de linguagens e geração de código através de ações semânticas.
Thiago Sant’Helena da Silva, Ronaldo dos Santos Mello   +1 more
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Building Protein–Protein Interaction Graph Database Using Neo4j

2023
A cell's various components interact with each other in a coordinated manner to respond to environmental cues and intracellular signals. Compared to the other biological networks, the protein-protein interaction (PPI) is mostly responsible for maintaining signaling pathways.
Nilesh, Kumar, Shahid, Mukhtar
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Spring Data Neo4j

2014
This chapter will focus on using Spring Data Neo4j as well as creating a working application that integrates the five graph model types covered in Chapter 3. As with other languages that offer drivers for Neo4j, the integration takes place using a Neo4j server instance with Spring Data Neo4j (SDN) API and related libraries (henceforth referred to ...
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Hosting a Neo4j Application

2015
After you’ve put in the effort to build an application, you’ll eventually want to show it to the world, and for that, the application will need to be hosted. There are a huge amount of ways to host content on the internet these days, ranging from static website hosting from GitHub, to shared hosting via a company like site5. Although there are a lot of
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Getting to Know Neo4j

2015
Now that we’ve been over the theory of the various types of database, and even had a bit of a history lesson on the origins of graph theory, it’s time to get into the good stuff, Neo4j. This chapter will give you a full overview on Neo4j, how it works, who’s using it, and of course, why you should be using it.
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Store and Visualize EER in Neo4j

Proceedings of the 2nd International Symposium on Computer Science and Intelligent Control, 2018
NoSQL databases have become very popular in the last few years. Graph databases, as a major NoSQL database type, are used for many problems. In relational databases, conceptual modeling is very important, for which Enhanced Entity-Relationship (EER) model is widely used.
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