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The Human Physiome as an Information Environment
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The Human Physiome as an Information Environment
The Human Physiome as an Information Environment
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Ngon Dao
Ngon Dao
Patrick J. McCormick
Patrick J. McCormick
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Jr. C. Forbes Dewey
Jr. C. Forbes Dewey
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1 August 2000
journal article
review article
Published by
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
in
Annals of Biomedical Engineering
Vol. 28
(8)
,
1032-1042
https://doi.org/10.1114/1.1315650
Abstract
Modern biology is rapidly laying the foundation necessary for integrated modeling of physiological processes in living organisms. The human physiome project attempts to model interactions between biochemicals, cellular organelles, cells, tissues, and organs within whole organisms. One of the first challenges that this project faces is the development of a database environment flexible enough to accommodate the diversity in structure and content of physiological data. This paper reviews the current state of database technology, presents our understanding of the physiome database problem, and proposes a preliminary strategy for addressing it. ©
2000 Biomedical Engineering Society.
PAC00: 8716Sr
Keywords
MODELING
DIVERSITY
STRUCTURE
BIOLOGY
TISSUES
FLEXIBLE
ORGANELLES
RAPIDLY
ATTEMPTS
PHYSIOME
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