Method of the Year 2009
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Systems biology
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A meta-network of -omics
- Original article citation: Nat Meth 5," 25 - 25, (2008).
- Categories: Systems biology, Genetics and genomics, Cell biology, and Proteomics
- Recommended by: Nicole Rusk on 07/28/2009 04:36PM GMT
- Reasons for recommending:
In 2007 we called for a network that would link databases in the biosciences in our Methods to Watch section. We envisaged a scenario in which a wealth of information on, for example, genome, epigenome, transcriptome, proteome, and glycome would be easily accessible to a researcher and aid in the scientific discovery process. Is there still a need for such a meta-network or are scientists satisfied with the current network of databases?
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