Computers, data storage and networking.

A database containing information derived from primary data, for example, translations of DNA sequences into protein sequences.

Explanatory or additional contextual information added to database records. For example, a DNA sequence may be annotated with information about the species it came from and the geographical location f [..]

A set of techniques for assessing the performance of a software tool.

Swedish Bioinformatics Infrastructure for Life Sciences.

A type of bio-depository where organized collection of biological samples are stored.

Information that helps researchers to understand biology at a molecular level, such as DNA sequences and protein structures.

The science of collecting, organising and analysing large amounts of biological information, particularly that relating to the molecules of life.

Location-independent computing, in which the user accesses software and data through the internet.

Data collections that are of fundamental importance for life-science research, and to which other data collections need to refer. They often include primary data.