BioMap: gene family based integration of heterogeneous biological databases using AutoMed metadata

This work presents an extensible architecture that can be used to support the integration of biological data sets. Biological research frequently requires this kind of synthesis. However, the data models on which biological data sets have been constructed are heterogeneous and difficult to use toget...

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