MyVariant Data Updates
We're excited to announce the latest MyVariant.info updates! The number of our hg19 variant...
BioThings SDK provides a Python-based toolkit to build high-performance data APIs (or web services) from a single data source or multiple data sources. It has the particular focus on building data APIs for biomedical-related entities, a.k.a “BioThings”, though it’s not necessarily limited to the biomedical scope. For any given “BioThings” type, BioThings SDK helps developers to aggregate annotations from multiple data sources, and expose them as a clean and high-performance web API.
Learn MoreBuilt on top of BioThings SDK, BioThings Studio is a pre-configured, ready-to-use development environment including everything you need to build and manage your own BioThings API from an intuitive web interface.
Learn MoreThe SmartAPI project aims to maximize the FAIRness (Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability, and Reusability) of web-based Application Programming Interfaces (APIs). Rich metadata is essential to properly describe your API so that it becomes discoverable, connected, and reusable.
Learn MoreBioThings Explorer is the "Google Maps" for biologists. It utilizes SmartAPI Specifications to build a network of APIs. And by traversing through the network, BioThings Explorer could help user identify potential paths connecting two biological entities through multiple API calls.
Learn MoreWe're excited to announce the latest MyVariant.info updates! The number of our hg19 variant...
Although there has been a proliferation of biological datasets made available in recent years,...
Although there has been a proliferation of biological datasets made available in recent years,...
Although there has been a proliferation of biological datasets made available in recent years,...
Although there has been a proliferation of biological datasets made available in recent years,...
Although there has been a proliferation of biological datasets made available in recent years,...
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