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svn commit: r1657225 - /incubator/taverna/site/trunk/content/introduction/taverna-in-use/databases.md

Author: brenninc
Date: Wed Feb  4 13:45:10 2015
New Revision: 1657225

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@@ -26,12 +26,74 @@ Various projects and researchers use Tav
  - [ProDom][6] - running of Taverna workflows behind a portal to search a protein database
 
 <a name="efamily"></a>
+##eFamily##
+
+The [eFamily project][7] was designed to integrate the information contained in five major protein databases. 
+   The project developed webservices to allow the calculation of results based upon the content of 
+   several databases, and upon annotation of the data.
+
+The project made use of Taverna workflows to integrate the webservices, 
+   both those provided by the eFamily project and those developed externally.
+
+###Publications###
+Some details of this work are given in the http://www.allhands.org.uk/2004/proceedings/papers/211.pdf 
+   *eFamily: Bridging Sequence and Structure* by Finn et al.
+
 <a name="embrace"></a>
+##EMBRACE##
+[EMBRACE][8] is the European Model for Bioinformatics Research And Community Education (EMBRACE).
+It consists of a large number of partners throughout Europe
+
+> The objective of EMBRACE is to draw together a wide group of experts
+> throughout Europe who are involved in the use of information
+> technology in the biomolecular sciences.  
+> The EMBRACE Network of Excellence will optimise informatics and information exploitation by
+> pure and applied biological scientists in both the academic and commercial sectors.
+
+The [University of Manchester][9] is a member of the EMBRACE project, 
+   and the Taverna Workbench has been adopted by EMBRACE as its workflow system of choice.
+
+The suitability of Taverna Workbench has been confirmed by its use in several test cases:
+
+ - The use of Taverna to access Grid Protein Sequence Analysis (GPSA) Web services as described by 
+      Blanchet et al. in the [paper][10] 
+      *Web Services Interface to Run Protein Sequence Tools on Grid, Testcase of Protein Sequence Alignment*. 
+   This includes the running of the Web services on [EGEE][11] grid.
+ - Taverna has been used to automate the cleaning up and extraction of data by the EMBRACE project from the 
+      tGRAP database of mutated G-protein coupled receptors.
+ - The ProDom-based protein family analyses test case includes the use of Taverna within [ProDom][12].
+
+The tGRAP work is described in the [document][13] *The reincarnation of the tGRAP database* by Vroling.
+
+Use of Taverna allows the members of EMBRACE to have ready access to the existing bioinformatics services and 
+   also to the myGrid team’s expertise in this area. Correspondingly, the members of EMBRACE represent 
+   a diverse group of users with different backgrounds and infrastructure.
+
 <a name="omixed"></a>
+##omixed##
+
+[omixed][14]</a> is a “customisable storage system for scientific data, completely managed via web services”. 
+Its developers have written a Taverna 1.7.x [plugin][15] to allow users to access data.
+
+The plugin “provides two endpoints giving full control of omixed resources. 
+The first endpoint, known as the server endpoint, is designed for most users who want to browse, download, 
+   or add to or modify existing resources. 
+The second point, known as the admin endpoint, is designed for administrators to create and delete resources, 
+   assign schema to them, and modify user privileges.”
+
 
   [1]: /introduction/taverna-in-use/multimedia.html#echase
   [2]: #efamily
   [3]: #embrace
   [4]: /introduction/related-projects.html#ispider
   [5]: #omixed
-  [6]: /introduction/taverna-in-use/protein-and-proteomics.html#prodom
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+  [6]: /introduction/taverna-in-use/protein-and-proteomics.html#prodom
+  [7]: http://www.ebi.ac.uk/pdbe/docs/sifts/efamily.html
+  [8]: http://www.embracegrid.info/
+  [9]: http://www.manchester.ac.uk/
+  [10]: http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/11946465_22
+  [11]: https://eu-egee-org.web.cern.ch/eu-egee-org/index.html
+  [12]: /introduction/taverna-in-use/protein-and-proteomics.html#prodom
+  [13]: http://www.myexperiment.org/files/29
+  [14]: http://nebc.nerc.ac.uk/tools/omixed/overview
+  [15]: http://www.omixed.org/documentation/omixed%20taverna%20plugin
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