caArray—Array Data Management System |
A good tool |
My students use it |
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geWorkbench |
Seems an easy tool for array analysis |
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caTissue Suite |
Useful for overall storage/retrieval of complex biospecimens/case series. Maybe less so for smaller numbers of specimens. |
We will use it in the near future |
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Cancer Genome-Wide Association Scan (caGWAS) |
Still learning how to use the program |
We have preliminary information, plan to use it more frequently in the near future |
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National Biomedical Imaging Archive |
The integration of images of biomedical research with genomics data is a very potent thus intuitive method |
Registration should be a quicker process—we often work on tight deadlines! |
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caIntegrator |
Sometimes, array analyses require a broad computing language knowledge such as R. This tool may help these people not familiar with this computing abilities. |
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cancerBench-to-Bedside (caB2B) |
As integrative tool can be very useful |
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GenePattern |
Will get into it in the near future |
It would be great to have a few example input files for every type of plug in |
Database is represented with included data, not with real situation |
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caBIG Integration Hub (formerly caXchange) |
Plan to use it this year |
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NCI Protégé |
[No Responses] |
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caBIG Vocabulary Knowledge Center (LexEVS Server; LexEVS and EVS APIs; LexBIG) |
[No Responses] |
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BiomedGT Wiki and LexWiki |
Haven’t used enough to have a good idea of rating |
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General comments |
Comment on this whole survey—most of the tools mentioned, I have never heard of. I might use them if I knew about them and what they do. The BiomedWiki tool I came across from Google. |
I should say although I don’t use these tools directly, I have a team of researchers that will find such tools useful. |
I was never aware of the availability of these tools until now. Definitely will give them a shot. |
I do thank you for valuable information of the mentioned NCI tools which I have never heard about before. |