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DatumKB: A Database of Biological Experimental Results

2021-06-26

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1. <h4>ABSTRACT</h4> DatumKB is a freely accessible database of experimental results involving the function and regulation of human proteins in cultured cells. The results are manually curated from biological research literature using a shorthand language and stored as datums. Datums were originally designed to be used as evidence for rules in a Pathway Logic model of intracellular signal transduction (STM8, htt...

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Literature Corpus work: 22228dce-32f9-53ce-a707-b96a0d4437bd
DOI: 10.1101/2021.06.25.449966

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