Genomatix Software GmbH of Munich, Germany and its US branch Genomatix Software, Inc. in Ann Arbor, MI (USA) announced today the release of LitInspector.
LitInspector can be accessed without limits and free of charge by the scientific community world wide. All that is required is registration for a free evaluation account for the Genomatix Portal from www.genomatix.de or www.genomatix-software.com .
LitInspector is a powerful literature and pathway mining system based on all published abstracts and related meta-information (like MeSH) from entire PubMed of the National Library of Medicine. With more than 260,000 gene synonyms, LitInspector uses one of the largest gene synonym tables available, thus securing a substantial amount of relevant information for scientists not knowing all synonyms of their gene of interest. Additional free text input and boolean operators allow for focussed literature searches.
MeSH term and keyword classifiers like disease, tissue, or pathway lead to comprehensive results within seconds.
More than 1.6 million gene-gene relations are pre-analyzed. Pathway associations and links to KEGG, STKE and BioCarta are provided.
At each step, LitInspector optionally branches out into Genomatix integrated suite of systems biology databases and analysis technology, such as the ElDorado genomic annotation database.
Why are we giving away LitInspector free of charge to everybody" asks Klaus J.W. May, Chief Business Officer of Genomatix Software GmbH. We have several reasons, he answers his own question. LitInspectors power and broad applicability reaches way beyond our existing user base. It is a tool which can and should be used by any life science researcher looking up literature for genes, diseases, or pathways. he continues.
Secondly, LitInspector is a proof of our expertise and the extremely rich conte
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| Contact: Klaus May may@genomatix.de 49-895-997-660 Genomatix Software GmbH Source:Eurekalert |