- Knowledge platform
- Knowledge management
- Data integration
- Sequence analysis
- Knowledge resources
- Literature mining
- Biomax Oncology Base
- PEDANT genomes
- Tools
- EST analysis
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Technical profile
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Use case: nutritional genomics (PDF 1 MB)
Use case: biomedical data mining (PDF 1.5 MB)
What's new in BioXM version 3.0? (PDF 2.7 MB)
BioXM Support Web
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Flash videos
Showcase 1: Basic functions - the Oncology Base (currently being revised)
New showcases for a clinical study on smoking and a cancer-specific mutation analysis are coming soon!
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BioXM™ Knowledge Management Environment
The BioXM™ Knowledge Management Environment is a fully customizable knowledge management (KM) solution for better integrated and knowledge-based drug discovery and development. This project-centered, distributed software platform provides a central inventory of information and knowledge. Users create, manage and visualize scientific models as an extendible network of interrelated concepts. The BioXM platform facilitates communication and collaboration within research environments, allowing you to focus on science.
"Biomax provides an intelligent — even visionary — solution for project-driven ad-hoc integration purposes where all kinds of relationships are easily uploaded or automatically extracted from other integrated data sources..."
— Bertram Weiss, Senior Scientist, Schering AG, Germany
One of the areas in which the BioXM platform has been used for knowledge management includes a project for the US National Cancer Institute (NCI) with Sophic Systems Alliance to create an up-to-date index of all human cancer-related genes, which includes compound and disease relationships.
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Benefits for research
- Supports data-driven and hypothesis-driven research
- Supports decision making
- Connects and visualizes data, information and knowledge
- Facilitates new insights and new working hypothesis
- Enables full data integration for discovering novel relationships and patterns in biological networks
- Builds new data connections and networks on-the-fly
- Enhances existing data integration platforms (SRS, BioRS, etc.), for example, by adding a semantic layer describing data connectivity
- Enables mapping of proprietary knowledge on top of public ontologies
Benefits for corporations
- Provides a powerful KM solution for drug discovery development
- Supports decision makers
- Shares data and knowledge between individual user groups
- Enables full data integration, fast retrieval and complete visualization of both scientific and business data
- Captures relationships between any information: pharmacogenomics, epidemiology, patent data, translational medicine, etc.
- Provides maximum flexibility without additional programming
- Ensures fast return on investment
References
Chapter 13: Semantic Data Integration and Knowledge Management to Represent Biological Network Associations
Sascha Losko and Klaus Heumann Abstract
in Protein Networks and Pathway Analysis (table of contents)
Series: Methods in Molecular Biology , Vol. 563 (2009)
Nikolsky, Yuri; Bryant, Julie (Eds.)
Springer
The BioXM™ Knowledge Management Environment: a general and
visually driven framework applied to the integration of large biological
datasets.
Maier D, Kalus W, Wolff M, Kalko S G, Turan N, Falciani F and Losko S
Bioinformatics (2008) Submitted
More information about the BioBridge Project
Functional Modules integrating essential cellular functions are predictive of the response of leukaemia cells to DNA
damage.
Sameith K, et al
Bioinformatics Advance Access, published online on September 17, 2008 Abstract
Integration of transcriptomics data into systems biology modeling in the BioBridge portal.
Gómez-Garrido A, et al
CCIS Series 2008 Abstract
Modeling and exploration of biological networks using the BioXM Knowledge Management Environment.
Ilgenfritz H, Kalus W, Heumann K and Losko S
Presented at International Symposium on Networks in Biology. Amsterdam, The Netherlands (2007)
PDF, 3 MB
Knowledge Networks of Biological and Medical Data: An Exhaustive and Flexible Solution to Model Life Science Domains.
Losko S, Wenger K, Kalus W, Ramge A, Wiehler J and Heumann K
Lecture Notes in Computer Science 4075: 232-239 (2006)
Abstract
Integration of biological data using BioXM Knowledge Management Environment.
Ramge A, Losko S and Heumann K
Presented at Bioinformatics Munich: from Genomes to Systems Biology Workshop Munich, Germany (2006) PDF,1.2 MB
The BioXM software was developed in collaboration with RingRows GmbH, Martinsried.






