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Created: 21/08/09 @ 15:39:04
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Bioclipse script that combines RDF (DBPedia), XMPP cloud services, and local CDK functionality to gain some information on Farnesol in Bioclipse.
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Created: 21/08/09 @ 17:09:07 | Last updated: 22/08/09 @ 05:54:06
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Uses Bioclipse and the MyExperiment SPARQL end point.
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Created: 30/09/09 @ 12:18:29 | Last updated: 23/06/10 @ 20:04:25
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Small script for Bioclipse that extracts RDF from HTML+RDFa webpages.
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Created: 14/03/10 @ 20:57:58
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Downloads entries from DBPedia which have a SMILES and creates a molecule table with 2D structures of the hits found with SPARQL.
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Created: 14/03/10 @ 21:26:05 | Last updated: 23/06/10 @ 20:20:41
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Queries Bio2RDF for proteins of which the title contains 'HIV', downloads them using the EMBL webservices and opens them in Bioclipse for visualization with Jmol.
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Created: 15/10/09 @ 09:05:39
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Download molecules from a REST services using the CAS registry number, create 3D coordinates and save the results as a MDL SD file.
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Created: 30/10/09 @ 22:12:57
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Aligns molecules using the Kabsch alignment and visualizes the results in the Jmol viewer.
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Created: 16/12/09 @ 19:52:33
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Bioclipse script that converts a SMILES string into a LaTeX table of the connection table of the molecule.
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Created: 01/04/10 @ 12:20:18 | Last updated: 13/11/10 @ 13:53:22
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Uses the OpenTox API (REST+RDF) to query all data sets, downloads them as MDL SD file, and opens the results in the Bioclipse molecules table.
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Created: 08/03/10 @ 09:46:03
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Simple script to demonstrate how to iterate over entries in a MDL SD file and calculate some molecular property.
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Created: 13/03/10 @ 02:07:23 | Last updated: 19/03/10 @ 13:15:41
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With the SWI-Prolog (currently in experimental stage, and available from GitHub) plugin Prolog programs can be accessed inside Bioclipse’s scripting environment for querying and other processing of RDF triples.
The prolog code in this Bioclipse script performs a simple spectrum similarity search based on a list of peak shift values, for which it tries to find spectra that contain peaks values close to those values, within a certian limit (<0.3 ppm in this case).
The data which is u...
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Created: 22/03/10 @ 11:10:25
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Bioclipse script that uses the OpenTox API 1.1 to download all QSAR data sets from a given service.
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Created: 01/04/10 @ 12:25:01 | Last updated: 13/11/10 @ 13:49:17
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Uses the OpenTox API 1.1 to discover all the available algorithms and descriptors for a given service.
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Created: 14/05/10 @ 17:36:38 | Last updated: 14/05/10 @ 17:43:00
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Created: 14/05/10 @ 17:37:47 | Last updated: 14/05/10 @ 17:43:03
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Created: 14/05/10 @ 17:38:46 | Last updated: 14/05/10 @ 17:43:09
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Created: 14/05/10 @ 17:40:14 | Last updated: 14/05/10 @ 17:43:13
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Created: 14/05/10 @ 17:41:04 | Last updated: 14/05/10 @ 17:42:46
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Created: 23/06/10 @ 19:55:03 | Last updated: 23/06/10 @ 19:55:04
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Downloads all Bioclipse Scripting Language scripts uploaded to MyExperiment into the Bioclipse workspace, and opens them in JavaScript editors.
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Created: 23/06/10 @ 21:16:09 | Last updated: 23/06/10 @ 21:16:10
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Resolves an InChIKey on ChemSpider and opens the search results in a molecules table.
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Created: 04/08/10 @ 13:33:51 | Last updated: 13/11/10 @ 14:04:08
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Bioclipse script that creates a data set at an OpenTox API capable server, and adds molecules to it.
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Created: 04/08/10 @ 16:41:35 | Last updated: 04/08/10 @ 16:42:15
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MetaPrint2D (doi:
10.1186/1471-2105-11-362) is used to calculate the number of red, orange, and green markers that indicate how likely an atom in the drug is metabolized (read the paper for the fine prints). It counts them for each molecule and reports them, as a set of three molecular descriptors that could potentially correlate with how well the molecule is metabolized (hypothesis).
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Created: 10/08/10 @ 16:32:51 | Last updated: 10/08/10 @ 16:32:54
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Downloads the RDF data from a HTML page, extracts the boiling point data, calculates atom counts from SMILES representations, and opens the data in a matrix editor, ready to be visualized in a scatter plot.
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Created: 13/09/10 @ 10:20:52 | Last updated: 13/09/10 @ 11:14:48
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Created: 30/10/10 @ 17:03:27 | Last updated: 30/10/10 @ 17:03:31
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Queries an OpenTox ontology server for available molecular descriptor, picks one, and calculates the descriptor value for a few molecules.
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Created: 14/11/10 @ 11:40:43 | Last updated: 14/11/10 @ 11:40:46
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Use of an OpenTox ontology server to find data sets with a particular string in the title, such as 'EPA' as in this case.
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Created: 12/05/11 @ 07:54:39 | Last updated: 12/05/11 @ 07:54:41
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Uses the Oscar4 text mining tool to extract chemical structures from a Beilstein Journal of Organic Chemistry paper and visualizes them in the molecules table. Jericho is used to extract text from the paper's HTML page.
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Created: 25/05/11 @ 08:47:34 | Last updated: 25/05/11 @ 08:47:36
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Scripts that uses OPSIN to convert IUPAC names into chemical structures, which are saved as SD file and openend in the Bioclipse molecules table.
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Created: 25/05/11 @ 09:11:15 | Last updated: 25/05/11 @ 09:11:17
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Bioclipse script commands log authenticate with the OpenTox network.
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Created: 06/06/11 @ 10:34:13 | Last updated: 06/06/11 @ 10:34:15
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Use the Bioclipse scripting langauge to authenticate with Google Docs, and download the Open Notebook Science solubility data into a local data structure.
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Created: 07/01/12 @ 10:01:05
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BSL Groovy script that uses BridgeDB to convert a Entrez Gene identifier into a Gene ontology identifier.
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Created: 09/04/10 @ 14:52:02
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BioClipse script to split a SD-file into multiple smaller SDfiles. Convenient for batch processing.
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Created: 05/10/10 @ 11:17:35 | Last updated: 05/10/10 @ 11:18:37
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Used an array to hold the ids but I'm curious if there is a better way like a (sorted) list or an index file.
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Created: 05/10/10 @ 14:40:24 | Last updated: 05/10/10 @ 14:40:26
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In order to speedup a second run keep the sd-file in memory. So use a list in stead of a iterator which reads from disk.
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