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SenseLab: new developments in disseminating neuroscience information

Chiquito J. Crasto, Luis N. Marenco, Nian Liu, Thomas M. Morse, Kei-Hoi Cheung, Peter C. Lai, Gautam Bahl, Peter Masiar, Hugo Y.K. Lam, Ernest Lim, Huajin Chen, Prakash Nadkarni, Michele Migliore, Perry L. Miller and Gordon M. Shepherd

Corresponding author. Chiquito J. Crasto, Department of Genetics, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, Alabama, USA. Tel: 205-996-7083; Fax: 203-996-4056; E-mail: ccrasto{at}genetics.uab.edu

This article presents the latest developments in neuroscience information dissemination through the SenseLab suite of databases: NeuronDB, CellPropDB, ORDB, OdorDB, OdorMapDB, ModelDB and BrainPharm. These databases include information related to: (i) neuronal membrane properties and neuronal models, and (ii) genetics, genomics, proteomics and imaging studies of the olfactory system. We describe here: the new features for each database, the evolution of SenseLab's unifying database architecture and instances of SenseLab database interoperation with other neuroscience online resources.

Keywords: neuroscience, databases, SenseLab, neuroinformatics, Human Brain Project

Submitted: February 13, 2007. Accepted: April 13, 2007.


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