SynonymsBot
Synonyms for cellosaurus or Related words with cellosaurus
cellswith
flandermeyer
cellline
cellsin
skmel
ovcar
celllines
nccit
undiff
polysomeshesahuman
cellstumor
stemcells
cellscell
linepbluescript
cellshuman
ceils
cellsas
inembryonic
cellsand
xenographs
bewo
tumorkidney
loucy
cellsat
cellsec
cellsnumber
cellsto
cellsstromal
bcells
sknsh
cellsfig
mdamb
epitheloid
chronicmyelogenous
osteoclastoma
achn
igrov
hmler
cellsof
widr
sknmc
incells
blcl
cellpbluescript
matlylu
reh
hltb
hmecs
promonocyte
breasttumor
Examples of "cellosaurus"
Cellosaurus
is an on-line knowledge resource on cell lines.
The
Cellosaurus
provides a wealth of manually curated information;
He is also involved in the development of the
Cellosaurus
a knowledge resource on cell lines.
the
Cellosaurus
keeps track of problematic cell lines, including all those listed in the
SIB develops and maintains databases of international standing, including UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot (curated protein sequence database providing a high level of annotation), neXtProt (human-centric protein knowledge platform), SWISS-MODEL Repository (three-dimensional protein structure models), STRING (protein interaction networks for Systems Biology), SwissRegulon (genome-wide transcription regulatory networks), Eukaryotic Promoter Database (EPD), SWISS-2DPAGE (2D gel database), WORLD-2DPAGE Repository (2D gel repository), mirz (small RNA expression atlas), CLIPZ (databases of binding sites of RNA-binding proteins), PROSITE (protein families and domains), MyHits (protein sequences and motifs), CleanEx (gene expression data), Bgee (database to retrieve and compare gene expression patterns between animal species), OpenFlu (database for human and animal influenza virus), ViralZone (portal to viral UniProtKB entries), GlycoSuiteDB (glycan database), SugarBindDB (Pathogen Sugar-Binding Database), OrthoDB (the hierarchical catalogue of eukaryotic orthologs), miROrtho (the catalogue of animal microRNA genes), ImmunoDB (insect immune-related genes and gene families) and
Cellosaurus
(a knowledge resource on cell lines).