@bgeedb was used to design stem-cell based vaccines 
against #cancer in mouse models, opening a door to a potential application with humans.
This is an example of the impact that #bioinformatics databases and tools developed by SIB groups have. Researchers use them to make sense of their data and tackle essential societal challenges.
What is the impact of the bioinformatics databases and tools developed by SIB groups? Researchers use them to make sense of their data and tackle essential societal challenges. For example, identifying sea creatures who break down certain forms of plastics using SwissDock, a tool from the SwissDrugDesign suite.
Learn more: https://www.sib.swiss/services/open-software-and-databases/impact#overcoming-marine-plastics-pollution
What is the impact of bioinformatics databases and tools developed by SIB groups?
Researchers use them to make sense of their data and tackle essential societal challenges. For example, studying human-pet virus transmission by analysing viral tests from pets 
living with SARS-CoV-2 infected patients using V-Pipe.
Read more: https://www.sib.swiss/services/open-software-and-databases/impact#anticipating-human-pet-virus-transmission
What is the impact of bioinformatics databases and tools developed by SIB groups?
Researchers around the world use them to make sense of their data and develop concrete applications. For example, Bgee was used to determine the toxicity of safrole in feed for , 
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#Bioinformatics #SIBResourceImpacts #AnimalFeedSafety #SafroleToxicity #ScientificResearch #DataDrivenInsights #VeterinaryScience #LivestockHealth #ResearchInnovation
#AnimalWelfare
