2011
DOI: 10.1093/bioinformatics/btr282
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Creating views on integrated multidomain data

Abstract: Motivation: Modern data acquisition methods in biology allow the procurement of different types of data in increasing quantity, facilitating a comprehensive view of biological systems. As data are usually gathered and interpreted by separate domain scientists, it is hard to grasp multidomain properties and structures. Consequently, there is a need for the integration of biological data from different sources and of different types in one application, providing various visualization approaches.Results: In this … Show more

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“…This method combines structural information, and quantitative gene expression data in their spatio-temporal context thereby providing an intuitive and compact visualization for enhanced visual analysis of large-scale expression analyses. The tool HIVE (Rohn et al, 2011 ) enables biologists to integrate 2D images, expression data, and biological networks, with the underlying VANTED framework (Junker et al, 2006 ) offering further basic network editing and data visualization functionalities. The proposed method is transferable to all -omics domains, thus can be applied for visualization of e.g., metabolomics data in the context of anatomical structures and metabolic networks.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This method combines structural information, and quantitative gene expression data in their spatio-temporal context thereby providing an intuitive and compact visualization for enhanced visual analysis of large-scale expression analyses. The tool HIVE (Rohn et al, 2011 ) enables biologists to integrate 2D images, expression data, and biological networks, with the underlying VANTED framework (Junker et al, 2006 ) offering further basic network editing and data visualization functionalities. The proposed method is transferable to all -omics domains, thus can be applied for visualization of e.g., metabolomics data in the context of anatomical structures and metabolic networks.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This supports the comparative visual analysis of complex flux distributions in an interactive way. Using the HIVE add-on [34] image-based data such as histological cross-sections, microscopy images, photographs and three-dimensional volume data such as NMR and CT data can be displayed in the network context based on a workspace approach and rendered using various 2D-, 3D- and network visualization functions.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The software used here is based on the previous version 4.1 of CELLmicrocosmos PathwayIntegration (CmPI) which integrated traditional 6DOF navigation techniques (see below for the explanation) [13]. A similar approach is HIVE which is based on VANTED [14], [15]. However, the major focus of HIVE was not an intuitive navigation but the integration of a large variety of different data sets.…”
Section: Imentioning
confidence: 99%