Vizit is a visual exploration tool for biomedical literature research. Vizit allows one to search and explore a biomedical domain, such as a disease, a pathway, a gene, etc. in a visual manner. When any connection is shown, validation is given in the form of a NCBI PubMed reference.
Add a name of a biomedical term in the Vizit whiteboard. Then ask Vizit to find connected terms. And unlike PubMed or Google, instead of a list of publications or pages, get a live graph of related terms.
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For example, look up a disease and ask Vizit to show genes, or pathways associated with it.
Find Post-translational modifications related with a disease.
Find common genes between co-morbid medical conditions.
Find relevant Microbiome organisms to one or more diseases.
Explore non-obvious links between two or more medical conditions via genes.
More than 30 biomedical categories are covered in Vizit:
- Genes from human/mouse/rat plus >200 other model organisms, including genes from the Human Microbiome Project.
- Pathways, Complexes and Biosystems from NCBI Biosystems, Gene Ontology, KEGG, Reactome and more.
- Diseases and Medical conditions covered in UMLS.
- Cell lines from leading catalogues, including ATCC, CLDB and others.
- Over 60 Post-translational modifications (phosphorylation, glycosylation and more).
- Laboratory, diagnostic and medical tests and procedures.
With Vizit, scientists with similar research interests can self organize into virtual communities.
Users can save the networks they create. And they can share their insights with their peers.
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