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  • shivakumar
    Junior Member
    • Nov 2013
    • 2

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    BioGyan: Search Mine Annotate

    BioGyan (http://www.biogyan.com/) is a comprehensive search tool specially designed for biologists, enabling search, annotation and ranking of scientific literature from public databases using proprietary text-mining algorithms. BioGyan fetches PubMed abstracts, biological pathways and 3D-structures of proteins based on user specified search terms.
    BioGyan has the following features
    • Facilitates combinatorial search using databases like PubMed, NCBI
    Gene, UniProt, PDB, etc.
    • Allows offline reading of abstracts
    • Ranks abstracts based on relevance to the search terms
    • Highlights the relevant text
    • Allows abstract reprioritization
    • Displays biological pathways and 3D structures for queried
    biomolecules
    • Allows export of citations in EndNote and BibTex formats.
    Please visit http://www.biogyan.com/Download.aspx to download the application. Please feel free to use the “Contact Us”
    (http://www.biogyan.com/contactus.aspx) link to provide feedback/suggestion and to report bugs.

    There is also an Android App BioGyanLite (https://play.google.com/store/apps/d....biogyan&hl=en)

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