
ChEMBL 36 is live
ChEMBL 36 release release brings the total number of drug targets to 17, 803 and provides access to 2.8 million distinct compounds.
2025
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ChEMBL 36 release release brings the total number of drug targets to 17, 803 and provides access to 2.8 million distinct compounds.
2025
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New report explores opportunities and blockers for building global biodata partnerships and encouraging participation from scientists in low resource settings.
2025
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EMBL’s European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI) manages the world’s most comprehensive suite of open data resources for the life sciences. Millions of scientists worldwide rely on these data resources. The breadth of usage has been expanding year on year, as researchers generate increasing…
2025
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New EMBL-EBI project explores the use of a concept developed in aerospace engineering to support rare disease research, diagnosis, and treatment.
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2025
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Tim Cezard talks about the importance of genetic variation data and the move from biology to infrastructure
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2025
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EMBL-EBI’s microbiome data resource MGnify produces a valuable trove of protein sequence data through its ongoing analysis of microbiome derived data. Two new MGnify Proteins web resources make this dataset easily accessible and searchable, both for large queries across the entire database…
2024
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The latest DECIPHER release includes AlphaMissense scores, links to the Open Targets Platform and more.
2024
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The integration enables researchers to easily access AI-generated scores estimating how likely genetic variants are to be pathogenic
2024
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EMBL-EBI asks users to fill in a services survey to help shape the future of the open data resources managed by the institute
2024
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María Cerezo talks about her role as Scientific Curator, how she combines it with her position as co-chair of the Staff Association, and what she believes has been EMBL's biggest achievement in its first 50 years.
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2024
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