NaviCell: a web-based environment for navigation, curation and maintenance of large molecular interaction maps
Inna Kuperstein, David PA Cohen, Stuart Pook, Laurence Calzone,, Emmanuel Barillot, Andrei Zinovyev

TL;DR
NaviCell is a web-based platform that enables efficient exploration, curation, and maintenance of large molecular interaction maps, integrating Google Maps and blogging features for community feedback and multi-level visualization.
Contribution
It introduces a unified environment combining map browsing, semantic zooming, and community curation for molecular interaction maps.
Findings
Enables detailed exploration of molecular pathways.
Supports community-based map curation.
Facilitates maintenance of large molecular maps.
Abstract
Molecular biology knowledge can be systematically represented in a computer-readable form as a comprehensive map of molecular interactions. There exist a number of maps of molecular interactions containing detailed description of various cell mechanisms. It is difficult to explore these large maps, to comment their content and to maintain them. Though there exist several tools addressing these problems individually, the scientific community still lacks an environment that combines these three capabilities together. NaviCell is a web-based environment for exploiting large maps of molecular interactions, created in CellDesigner, allowing their easy exploration, curation and maintenance. NaviCell combines three features: (1) efficient map browsing based on Google Maps engine; (2) semantic zooming for viewing different levels of details or of abstraction of the map and (3) integrated…
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Taxonomy
TopicsBioinformatics and Genomic Networks · Microbial Natural Products and Biosynthesis · Computational Drug Discovery Methods
