List of bioinformatics tools at international bioinformatics centers
- ExPASy tools - A comprehensive list of online web-based bioinformatics tools provided by ExPASy and worldwide.
- EBI tools - The entry page for the EBI bioinformatics tools.
- NCBI tools - The entry page for the NCBI bioinformatics tools.
Web-based bioinformatics platforms
- WebLab - The comprehensive and user-friendly bioinformatics platform developed by the Center for Bioinformatics, Peking University. WebLab provides user spaces to store and manager input data and analysis results, as well as literature references. The analysis protocols and macros allow users to process the job in a batch mode.
- EMBOSS explorer - The web interface for the EMBOSS package, maintained by Ryan Golhar at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey.
- EMBOSS - The web interface for the EMBOSS package, maintained by the University of Singapore.
- SRS Tools - The EBI SRS database query server integrates several analysis packages such as EMBOSS and HMMER which can be launched directly with retrieved data from the SRS server, or with external data provided by users.
Bioinformatics packages to be downloaded and installed locally
- EMBOSS - The main portal for the open source bioinformatics project EMBOSS (European Molecular Biology Open Software Suite) headed by Peter Rice and Alan Bleasby at EBI. EMBOSS is comprehensive package with some 200 individual programs for DNA and protein sequence analysis.
- PISE - The main page to learn and download the PISE software designed by the Pasteur Institute, France. It can generate the Web interface for the programs of the EMBOSS package.
- wEMBOSS - The entry page for a simple description and download of the EMBOSS graphics user interface.
- wEMBOSS - The web page for the HMMER package which uses profile hidden Markov models to detect conserved domains in protein sequences, developed and maintained by Sean Eddy at Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
This page lists the most comprehensive packages such as EMBOSS. For other packages and programs, please find them in the individual pages list in the Tools menu.