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Bioinformatics Databases and Data Resources Reference Atlas: A Practical Guide to Biological Data Resources, Repositories, Knowledgebases, Ontologies, Tools, Their Uses, Strengths, Limitations, and Scientific Applications

Authors: Mohamed Mostafa Mohamed;

Bioinformatics Databases and Data Resources Reference Atlas: A Practical Guide to Biological Data Resources, Repositories, Knowledgebases, Ontologies, Tools, Their Uses, Strengths, Limitations, and Scientific Applications

Abstract

The Bioinformatics Databases and Data Resources Reference Atlas is a comprehensive reference guide designed to support researchers, students, clinicians, and data scientists in navigating the rapidly expanding landscape of bioinformatics databases and biological data resources. The atlas provides structured coverage of major databases, repositories, knowledgebases, ontologies, genome browsers, literature resources, proteomics repositories, metabolomics resources, clinical genomics resources, pharmacogenomics databases, cancer genomics platforms, microbiome resources, and comparative genomics tools. This first integrated master edition contains detailed database cards, comparison tables, decision maps, reproducibility guidelines, FAIR data principles, quality-control recommendations, and practical workflows for database selection and scientific research applications. The atlas aims to serve as a practical educational and research resource for biological and biomedical sciences. Author: Mohamed Mostafa Edition Date: May 2026

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