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Complex network architecture

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Layered network architecture

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Layered network architecture

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Layered network architecture

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Layered network architecture

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StrainInfo.net bioportal scope

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Data warehousing

Stein LD (2003), Integrating biological databases, Nat Rev Genet 4(5):337-45.

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Knuckles-and-nodes approach

Stein LD (2003), Integrating biological databases, Nat Rev Genet 4(5):337-45.

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Semantic web technologies• Globally Unique Identifiers (GUID)

Digital Object Identifiers (DOI)

Life Science Identifiers (LSID)

http://www.doi.org

http://lsid.sourceforge.net

• Ontologies

domain-specific vocabularies (entity-relationships)

RDF triples, XML Schema

Gene Ontology (GO-terms), CABRI, ABCD

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Semantic web technologies• Web Services

“A web service is a software system designed to support interoperable machine-to-machine interaction over a network. It has an interface described in a machine-processable format (specifically WSDL)”

HTTP binding

FTP binding

SOAP binding

• Workflow Management Systems

Taverna Workbench (MyGrid Project)

BioMoby

Pegasys

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The End

www.StrainInfo.net

WEB

online since February 1st, 2007

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Accumulative learning

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Intrusion detection

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Error in NCIMB 8233T

RIA 1038 RIA 1040

Error in DSM 40066T

CBS 498.68 CBS 500.68

12.5% of the type strainswould have been affected by the inconsistencies present in the originating data sources, without the implementation of an error detection/correction strategy

“GARBAGE IN GARBAGE OUT”

PRINCIPLE

Intrusion detection

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Intrusion detection

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Integrating information sources

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Integrating information sources

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Navigate the information space

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specimenspecimen

sequencessequences literatureliterature

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sequencessequences literatureliterature

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Navigate the information space

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sequencessequences literatureliterature

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Navigate the information space

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sequencessequences literatureliterature

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AJ011504

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AJ011504

Navigate the information space

specimenspecimen

sequencessequences literatureliterature

taxonomytaxonomythird partythird party

informationinformation

Pseudomonas sp.

BKME-9

Mohn W.W. et al.

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Navigating information space

specimenspecimen

sequencessequences literatureliterature

taxonomytaxonomythird partythird party

informationinformation

AJ011504

Pseudomonas sp.

BKME-9

Mohn W.W. et al.

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Navigate the information space

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Navigate the information space

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ATCC 700689CCUG 50779CIP 106708DSM 17554LMG 20220

Pseudomonas abietaniphila(type strain)

Navigate the information space

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Navigate the information space

specimenspecimen

sequencessequences literatureliterature

taxonomytaxonomythird partythird party

informationinformation

AJ011504

Pseudomonas sp.

BKME-9

Mohn W.W. et al.

ATCC 700689CCUG 50779CIP 106708DSM 17554LMG 20220

Pseudomonas abietaniphila(type strain)

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Pseudomonas abietaniphila(type strain)

Navigate the information space

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Navigate the information space

specimenspecimen

sequencessequences literatureliterature

taxonomytaxonomythird partythird party

informationinformation

AJ011504

Pseudomonas sp.

BKME-9

Mohn W.W. et al.

ATCC 700689CCUG 50779CIP 106708DSM 17554LMG 20220

Pseudomonas abietaniphila(type strain)

Pseudomonas abietaniphila(type strain)

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AJ011504

Navigate the information space

specimenspecimen

sequencessequences literatureliterature

taxonomytaxonomythird partythird party

informationinformation

Pseudomonas abietaniphila(type strain)

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Glueing it all together


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