MIGenAS (Max-Planck Integrated Gene Analysis System) provides an integrated
software environment for bioinformatics applications
MIGenAS workflow engine: Integrated bioinformatics toolkit for web-based sequence analysis
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- facilitates similarity searches in
public or user-supplied sequence databases, computation and validation
of multiple sequence alignments, phylogenetic analysis, protein structure prediction.
- allows seamless chaining of different tools into pipelines.
- no need for format conversions or parsing of intermediate results.
- supports efficient processing of predefined workflows.
- offers programmatic access via webservices.
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GenDB:
Annotation system
for prokaryotic genomes (provided by University of Bielefeld)
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Software system for automatic identification, classification and annotation of genes.
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Web interface allows manual annotation with geographically dispersed teams of experts.
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Local installations of GenDB 2.0, 2.2 available at RZG with connection to dedicated computing facilities.
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HaloLex:
Genome information system for archaea and other prokaryotic genomes
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Data management and analysis platform for microbial genomes and related omics data.
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Web interface supports browsing and versatile searches in annotated (public) microbial genomes.
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Provides access to high-quality, expert-curated annotations of a number of halophilic archaea.
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General services:
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Central installations of bioinformatics databases and software tools.
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Application support for researchers of the Max-Planck-Society.
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