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PathBank: Web-Based Querying and Visualziation of an Integrated Biological Pathway Database
Sydney, Australia July 26-July 28
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/CGIV.2006.70International Conference on Computer ...
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Joshua Wing Kei Ho, University of Sydney, Australia
Tristan Manwaring, University of Sydney, Australia
Seok-Hee Hong, University of Sydney, Australia
Uwe Roehm, University of Sydney, Australia
David Cho Yau Fung, University of Sydney, Australia
Kai Xu, NICTA (National ICT Australia), Australia
Tim Kraska, University of Munster, Germany
David Hart, Axogenic Pty Ltd, Australia
PathBank is a web-based query and visualization system for biological pathways using an integrated pathway database. To address the needs for biologists to visualize and analyze biological pathways, PathBank is designed to be user-friendly, flexible and extensible. It is, to the best of our knowledge, the first web-based system that allows biological pathways to be visualized in three dimensions. PathBank demonstrates the ability to automatically generate and layout biological pathways in response to webbased database query about proteins, genes, gene ontology and small molecules. Using a novel OWL-to-relational database schema generation approach, it can automatically integrate biological data from different sources that support the BioPAX exchange format (e.g. KEGG, Bio- Cyc). The systems web interface allows both simple keyword and complex query-based searches in the database. The pathway visualization component provides fast and interactive data access by using asynchronous data retrieval. Due to its modular implementation, it can be easily extended with new visualization algorithms.
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Joshua Wing Kei Ho, Tristan Manwaring, Seok-Hee Hong, Uwe Roehm, David Cho Yau Fung, Kai Xu, Tim Kraska, David Hart, "PathBank: Web-Based Querying and Visualziation of an Integrated Biological Pathway Database," cgiv, pp.84-89, International Conference on Computer Graphics, Imaging and Visualisation (CGIV'06), 2006
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