Repository details
DTU Bioinformatics
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Name of repository
DTU Bioinformatics
Additional name(s)
- Center for Biological Sequence Analysis (formerly)
- CBS (formerly)
Repository URL
Subject(s)
Description
<<<!!!<<< DTU Bioinformatics was closed on 31 December 2018 as part of a reorganization at DTU >>>!!!>>>
Keyword(s)
Repository type(s)
- institutional
Mission statement for designated community
Research data repository language(s)
- English
Data and/or service provider
- dataProvider
Dates
Started
2003
Offline
2018-12-31
Institutions (5)
Additional name(s)
- Det Frie Forskningsrad
- DFF
Country
Type(s) of responsibility
- funding
Type of institution
non-profit
Additional name(s)
- DeIC
Country
Type(s) of responsibility
- funding
Type of institution
non-profit
Additional name(s)
- Novo Nordisk Foundation
Country
Type(s) of responsibility
- funding
Type of institution
non-profit
Institution name
Additional name(s)
- DTU Bioinformatics
Country
Type(s) of responsibility
- general
- technical
Type of institution
non-profit
Additional name(s)
- Villum Fonden
- Velux Fonden
Country
Type(s) of responsibility
- funding
Type of institution
non-profit
Policies (1)
Policy name
Database access
Type of access to research data repository
open
Data access (1)
Type of access to data
open
Data licenses (2)
Data license
Data license
Data upload (1)
Type of data upload
closed
Persistent identifier system(s)
- other
Name of the repository software
- unknown
Data citation guideline
Application programming interfaces (1)
Remarks
Remarks
Description:
"CBS offers Comprehensive public databases of DNA- and protein sequences, macromolecular structure, g ene and protein expression levels, pathway organization and cell signalling, have been established to optimise scientific exploitation of the explosion of data within biology. Unlike many other groups in the field of biomolecular informatics, Center for Biological Sequence Analysis directs its research primarily towards topics related to the elucidation of the functional aspects of complex biological mechanisms. Among contemporary bioinformatics concerns are reliable computational interpretation of a wide range of experimental data, and the detailed understanding of the molecular apparatus behind cellular mechanisms of sequence information. By exploiting available experimental data and evidence in the design of algorithms, sequence correlations and other features of biological significance can be inferred. In addition to the computational research the center also has experimental efforts in gene expression analysis using DNA chips and data generation in relation to the physical and structural properties of DNA.
In the last decade, the Center for Biological Sequence Analysis has produced a large number of computational methods, which are offered to others via WWW servers."
Entry date
2014-02-21
Last update
2026-06-17
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