biothings

is a Data Source.

BioThings is an ecosystem and Python SDK for building high-performance biomedical annotation APIs from one or more data sources.

License

Apache-2.0

Homepage

biothings

Repository

GitHub

External IDs

Product Summary

Products

From this Resource
ID Name URL Category Format Description
biothings.portal BioThings Homepage biothings.io Graphical Interface http BioThings homepage describing the Bio...
biothings.sdk BioThings SDK docs.biothings.io Product python Python-based BioThings SDK for aggreg...
biothings.api-specs ⚠ BioThings API Specifications specs Documentation http BioThings API specifications describi...
From other Resources
ID Name URL Category Format Relation Description
gtrx.api gTRx API gtrx Programming Interface json was derived from BioThings API for querying Genome-to-...
service-kp.portal Service KP SmartAPI Portal translator Graphical Interface http had primary source SmartAPI Translator portal for browsi...
service-kp.code Service KP Source Code biothings.api Process http had primary source BioThings API stack source repository...
service-kp.trapi Service Provider TRAPI Service%20Provider Programming Interface http had primary source TRAPI endpoint for the Service Provid...
mygene.code MyGene.info Source Code mygene.info Process python was influenced by Source code of the MyGene.info web se...
mydisease.code MyDisease.info Source Code mydisease.info Process python was influenced by Source code for the MyDisease.info da...
myvariant.code MyVariant.info Source Code myvariant.info Process python was influenced by Source code for the MyVariant.info se...

Details

BioThings

BioThings provides a reusable SDK and API conventions for turning biomedical data sources into scalable annotation web services. Public BioThings APIs include services for genes, variants, chemicals, diseases, taxa, and Translator knowledge providers built with the same framework.

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Created: June 02, 2026 | Last modified: September 16, 2026