The Biomolecular Interaction Network Database and related tools 2005 update.
C. AlfaranoC. E. AndradeK. AnthonyN. BahroosM. BajecK. BantoftDoron BetelB. BobechkoK. BoutilierE. BurgessK. BuzadzijaR. CaveroC. D'AbreoIan M. DonaldsonD. DorairajooMichel Justin DumontierM. R. DumontierV. EarlesR. FarrallHoward J. FeldmanE. GardermanY. GongR. GonzagaV. GrytsanE. GryzV. GuE. HaldorsenA. HalupaRobin HawA. HrvojicL. HurrellRuth IsserlinF. JackF. JumaA. KhanT. KonS. KonopinskyV. LeE. LeeS. LingM. MagidinJ. MoniakisJ. MontojoS. MooreB. MuskatI. NgJ. P. ParaisoBenjamin D. ParkerGreg PintilieR. PironeJohn J. SalamaS. SgroT. ShanY. ShuJ. SiewD. SkinnerKevin A. SnyderR. StasiukD. StrumpfBrigitte TuekamS. TaoZ. WangM. WhiteR. WillisCheryl WoltingS. WongA. WrongC. XinR. YaoB. YatesShudong ZhangK. ZhengTony PawsonB. F. Francis OuelletteChristopher W. V. HoguePublished in: Nucleic Acids Res. (2005)
Keyphrases
- database
- databases
- data sets
- human computer interaction
- update operations
- software tools
- database systems
- computer networks
- network administrators
- communication networks
- wireless sensor networks
- relational databases
- user interaction
- database management systems
- database applications
- network traffic
- peer to peer
- network management
- web services
- object oriented
- network model
- network architecture
- network services
- query language