biogps

is an Aggregator.

BioGPS is an extensible and customizable gene annotation portal that aggregates gene-centric data (expression profiles, functional annotations, pathways, interactions, ontologies) from numerous external resources using a community-driven plugin system. It enables interactive expression visualization across tissues/cell types and provides programmatic and bulk access to underlying annotation tables.

Domains

genomics, biomedical, biological systems

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Homepage

biogps

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Product Summary

Products

From this Resource
ID Name URL Category Format Description
biogps.portal BioGPS Portal biogps.org GraphicalInterface http Main BioGPS web portal with searchabl...
biogps.api BioGPS API api ProgrammingInterface http REST-style API for retrieving gene an...
biogps.downloads BioGPS Downloads downloads Product http Bulk annotation and expression data d...
biogps.faq BioGPS FAQ / Help faq DocumentationProduct http FAQ and usage guidance including plug...
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pharmkg.graph PharmKG graph 4077338 GraphProduct Cleaned benchmark graph (PharmKG-8k) ...
genecards.expression.data GeneCards Expression Data www.genecards.org Product http Gene expression data aggregated from ...

Details

BioGPS

Overview

BioGPS is a community-extensible gene annotation and expression aggregation portal. It integrates numerous external resources via a plugin architecture, presenting unified gene-centric pages with tissue/cell-type expression charts, functional annotations, pathways, ontologies, interactions, and links out to specialized databases.

Access

  • Portal: interactive gene search and plugin-based annotation panels
  • Downloads: bulk annotation and expression tables for offline analysis
  • API: programmatic retrieval of gene annotation and expression data
  • FAQ/Help: guidance on plugins, normalization, and citation

Citation

Please cite the 2009 BioGPS portal paper (preferred) and optionally the 2013 update when using the resource.

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Created: August 12, 2025 | Last modified: September 10, 2025