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Developing a Web Service Based Laboratory Information Management System to Support
Life Sciences Research
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Sobha Mathew Tharayil, Ted Kalbfleisch, Anup Kumar, Kenneth S. Ramos
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Data management is one of the biggest problems that the Life Sciences faces today,
particularly in the areas of Genomics, Proteomics, and Metabolomics. A prerequisite
to systems biology is the integration of heterogeneous experimental data, which
are stored in numerous life-science databases. However, a wide range of obstacles
that relate to access, handling and integration impede the efficient use of the
contents of these databases. With the exponential growth of experimental data owing
to advances and high- and ultra high- throughput technologies demands more sophisticated
management solutions. We need data management tools that are not expensive, and
are able to exchange information among the scientists securely. The aim of this
project is to develop a web-services based Laboratory Information Management System
(LIMS) which is interoperable with a Discovery data management system that will
support various laboratory facilities of Life Sciences such as Proteomics, Genomics,
and Metabolomics, and facilitate the information exchange between them.
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