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CICC Web services and Issues. Jungkee (Jake) Kim Community Grids Laboratory. CICC Web Services I. BCI Clustering Provides Bernard Chemical Information (BCI) clustering packages A module of the workflow for HTS data organization and flagging Status:
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CICC Web services and Issues Jungkee (Jake) Kim Community Grids Laboratory
CICC Web Services I • BCI Clustering • Provides Bernard Chemical Information (BCI) clustering packages • A module of the workflow for HTS data organization and flagging • Status: • Added URL output support to the previous solid prototype (Multi-user durable) • Taverna Beanshell Scripting for data format adjusting (e.g. Filtering out the head part listing column names) • To do: Evaluating the URI(URL) based workflow design • ToxTree • Estimates toxic hazard by applying a decision tree approach • A module of the workflow for HTS data organization and flagging • Status: A test prototype producing the level of toxicity in a brief or verbose explanation against a SMILE structure • To do: • Refining the Web service for cluster input and external property support • The Taverna Beanshell scripting for data merging not used in some modules
CICC Web Services II • Workflow for HTS data organization and flagging • Demonstrates how screening data can be flagged and organized for human analysis • Status: Individual modules except the visualization are in prototype • To do: • Defining at least XML schema or DTD for the workflow data (at most the Ontology) • Redefining current workflow model to reflect the new feature of Taverna 1.4 supporting complex data structures and the provenance plugin • Other Planed Web Services • Open Source Chemistry Analysis Routines (OSCAR) • Extracts chemical information from text and produces an XML instance highlighting the chemical information • A module of the PMR workflow • Status: OSCAR3 is available and works fine as a Java application • To do: Studying XML instances for extracting chemical names • InfoChem’s SPRESI Web Service • Provides access to the SPRESI molecule database • Status: Perl scripts for accessing SPRESI Web Service • To do: Developing a Web service wrapper to utilize InfoChem’s SPRESI Web Service
Diagram of Workflow2 Input/Output Web Services Beanshell Scripting