Workflows

microRNA to KEGG Pathways and Abstracts (1)

Workflow takes in a text file of microRNAs from microCOSM (at the EBI) and outputs a list of KEGG pathway information, including genes in pathways and pathway abstracts from PubMed. The results can then be used in various text mining applications/workflows to rank the results against a given disease.Workflow takes in a file of microRNAs

Created: 2010-03-17

Credits: Paul Fisher

Attributions: Pathways and Gene annotations for QTL region

MassBank to KEGG (1)

Workflow that queries MassBank DB to retrieve database identifiers (KEGG, PubChem, InChI) and continue search with them to retrieve pathways from KEGG for given compound identifier,searches PubChem via eutils and PUG, queries ChemSpider for compound information and image. Note: Usage of ChemSpider web services requires a valid security token - receive one by registering at ChemSpider (look at your profile to see your token)

Created: 2009-03-30 | Last updated: 2009-03-30

Credits: Michael Gerlich

Basic eSearch/eFetch cycle (1)

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This is a basic eSearch/eFetch workflow created with taverna and using eUtils from NCBI. It accepts a query term as input (at the moment, for testing purposes, this is a fixed string), interrogate eSearch to retrieve the list of related sequences on the Nucleotide database, and use eFetch to retrieve the corresponding sequences. I wrote this workflow one year ago, when I was trying to understand how taverna and eUtils work; I suspect it broken, and of course it could be enhanced, so I am ...

Created: 2008-12-04 | Last updated: 2008-12-04

Credits: Giovanni Dall'Olio

Download Structures from PubChem given che... (1)

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This workflow takes the input file containing chemical names and returns a single SDF file of structures. The names are searched against pubchem compounds via e-search. If the compound name is found an XML file containing PubChem ID is returned.The max return compound_ID is set to 1 which could be increased. If the compound name is not found then no ID is returned.  The pubchem compound_ID is then used to download structures from PubChem.  

Created: 2011-05-24 | Last updated: 2011-05-24

Credits: Kalai Michael Gerlich

Attributions: Download Entries from PubChem

Pathway and Gene to Pubmed (2)

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This workflow takes in a list of gene names and KEGG pathway descriptions, and searches the PubMed database for corresponding articles. Any matches to the genes are then retrieved (abstracts only). These abstracts are then used to calculate a cosine vector space between two sets of corpora (gene and phenotype, or pathway and phenotype). The workflow counts the number of articles in the pubmed database in which each term occurs, and identifies the total number of articles in the entire PubMe...

Created: 2011-02-10 | Last updated: 2011-02-18

Credits: Paul Fisher

Attributions: Cosine vector space Extract Scientific Terms Rank Phenotype Terms Cosine vector space Rank Phenotype Terms Pathway to Pubmed Extract Scientific Terms Gene to Pubmed

Rank Phenotype Terms (1)

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This workflow counts the number of articles in the pubmed database in which each term occurs, and identifies the total number of articles in the entire PubMed database. It also identified the total number of articles within pubmed so that a term enrichment score may be calculated. The workflow also takes in a document containing abstracts that are related to a particular phenotype. Scientiifc terms are then extracted from this text and given a weighting according to the number of terms that ...

Created: 2011-02-01 | Last updated: 2011-02-01

Credits: Paul Fisher

Attributions: Cosine vector space Rank Phenotype Terms

Perfrom a text based search through PubMed (1)

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This workflow takes in a number of search terms in which to perform a search over the PubMed literature database. These search terms may be input as if entered in the web based version of PubMed. The output from this workflow is a list of PubMed identifiers in xml based format

Created: 2010-07-05 | Last updated: 2010-07-05

Credits: Paul Fisher