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Paper Title

CEDAR OnDemand: a browser extension to generate ontology-based scientific metadata.

Paper Journal Title

BMC Bioinformatics

Paper Citation Count

5

Paper Publication Year

2018

Bio Mention

CEDAR

Mesh Descriptor

Author Name	Affiliation
John Graybeal	Stanford Center for Biomedical Informatics Research, Stanford University
Mark A Musen	Stanford Center for Biomedical Informatics Research, Stanford University
Mark A Musen	Stanford Center for Biomedical Informatics Research, Stanford University
Kei-Hoi Cheung	Yale University
Kei-Hoi Cheung	Department of Emergency Medicine and Yale Center for Medical Informatics, Yale University School of Medicine

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Dataset	Description	Source Link
CEDAR	Cancer Epitope Database and Analysis Resouce	Link
CEDAR	Cancer Epitope Database and Analysis Resouce	Link
CEDAR	Cancer Epitope Database and Analysis Resouce	Link
CEDAR	Cancer Epitope Database and Analysis Resouce	Link
CEDAR	Cancer Epitope Database and Analysis Resouce	Link
CEDAR	Cancer Epitope Database and Analysis Resouce	Link
CEDAR	Cancer Epitope Database and Analysis Resouce	Link
CEDAR	Cancer Epitope Database and Analysis Resouce	Link
CEDAR	Cancer Epitope Database and Analysis Resouce	Link
CEDAR	Cancer Epitope Database and Analysis Resouce	Link
CEDAR	Cancer Epitope Database and Analysis Resouce	Link
CEDAR	Cancer Epitope Database and Analysis Resouce	Link
BioPortal	BioPortal is the worldâ¿¿s most comprehensive, integrated knowledgebase of biomedical ontologies and controlled terminologies. BioPortal enables users to navigate, visualize, and leverage both individual ontologies and the collective knowledge suggested by its entire knowledgebase of more than 800 ontologies. It provides specialized tools that employ novel layouts and animation to offer cognitive support to users trying to understand the complexities of large ontologies within the confines of the two dimensions offered by a Web browser.	Link
BioPortal	BioPortal is the worldâ¿¿s most comprehensive, integrated knowledgebase of biomedical ontologies and controlled terminologies. BioPortal enables users to navigate, visualize, and leverage both individual ontologies and the collective knowledge suggested by its entire knowledgebase of more than 800 ontologies. It provides specialized tools that employ novel layouts and animation to offer cognitive support to users trying to understand the complexities of large ontologies within the confines of the two dimensions offered by a Web browser.	Link
BioPortal	BioPortal is the worldâ¿¿s most comprehensive, integrated knowledgebase of biomedical ontologies and controlled terminologies. BioPortal enables users to navigate, visualize, and leverage both individual ontologies and the collective knowledge suggested by its entire knowledgebase of more than 800 ontologies. It provides specialized tools that employ novel layouts and animation to offer cognitive support to users trying to understand the complexities of large ontologies within the confines of the two dimensions offered by a Web browser.	Link

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