Curator Dashboard

Open source software package for statistical programming language R to perform dose-response analysis and create dose response curve plots

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• 45 minutes ago - by Anonymous

Web application for reading released, versioned scientific studies. It presents study results together with methods, source references, sensitivity analyses and limitations, so readers can inspect the basis and scope of a published scientific claim. It displays completed upstream study outputs; it is not a public data-submission portal or a browser interface for running new scientific computations. It does not provide patient-specific interpretation, diagnosis or treatment recommendations.

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• 51 minutes ago - submitted by Vladimir Mitev

Falco was conceived as an emulation of the popular FastQC software to check large sequencing reads for common problems.

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• 4 hours ago - submitted by Joachim Wolff

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• 4 hours ago - submitted by Milena Vitale

Web application from Helena Bioinformatics for semantic discovery and exploration of biomedical literature sourced from PubMed, Europe PMC, and OpenAlex. It accepts natural-language research questions and identifier searches, presents ranked publications with gene, genetic variant, and phenotype views, and provides provenance, canonical source links, indexed concepts, and navigable semantic-neighbourhood graphs. Semantic proximity is a retrieval signal and does not establish scientific evidence, causality, clinical validity, or diagnosis. This record identifies the Noodle MCP adapter documented in its public repository and archived release. The Apache License 2.0 entry refers to that adapter; it is not a blanket licence for the hosted Noodle service or third-party publication content. Maintained by Helena Bioinformatics: https://www.helena.bio/ . Noodle: https://noodle.helena.bio/ . The company’s flagship product is Folklore for variant interpretation: https://folklore.helena.bio/ . The portfolio also includes Undertone for genetic association research: https://undertone.helena.bio/ , and Evidence for versioned scientific studies: https://evidence.helena.bio/ .

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• 2 months ago - submitted by Vladimir Mitev

Folklore is the flagship variant interpretation product of Helena Bioinformatics. Its public web interface provides automated variant-level classification, supporting evidence, provenance and links to biomedical literature for supported GRCh38 germline nuclear single-nucleotide variants and simple indels. Results require review by qualified genetics professionals. The public workflow does not evaluate patient or case context and does not provide a diagnosis, treatment decisions or a standalone clinical report. Folklore is for research use only and is not CE-marked as a medical device. Literature associations do not themselves establish pathogenicity or causality. Product: https://folklore.helena.bio/ Company: https://www.helena.bio/

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• 3 months ago - submitted by Vladimir Mitev