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Taking Open Innovation to the Molecular Level - Strengths and Limitations

by: Barbara Zdrazil, Niklas Blomberg, Gerhard F. Ecker
Mol. Inf., Vol. 31, No. 8. (2012), pp. 528-535, doi:10.1002/minf.201200014  Key: citeulike:11162445

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The ever-growing availability of large-scale open data and its maturation is having a significant impact on industrial drug-discovery, as well as on academic and non-profit research. As industry is changing to an ‘open innovation’ business concept, precompetitive initiatives and strong public-private partnerships including academic research cooperation partners are gaining more and more importance. Now, the bioinformatics and cheminformatics communities are seeking for web tools which allow the integration of this large volume of life science datasets available in the public domain. Such a data exploitation tool would ideally be able to answer complex biological questions by formulating only one search query. In this short review/perspective, we outline the use of semantic web approaches for data and knowledge integration. Further, we discuss strengths and current limitations of public available data retrieval tools and integrated platforms.


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