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The Minnesota Supercomputing Institute hosts and develops numerous databases. Below is a list of some recent projects. They include public, project-specific, and commercial databases that serve various fields. These include:
Many of these databases are integrated into specific software for researchers. Public databases are updated regularly. MSI staff provide hardware, software, and advanced user support for maintaining and using these databases. Below is a list of some of the database-application projects at MSI in three categories:
A Web-based system with integration of x500 authorization for distribution both Affymetrix microarray and Sequenom genotyping data for the microarray and genotyping facilities at the Biomedical Genomics Center to University research community.
This Web-based system uses x500 authorization for distribution of Sanger DNA sequencing, Roche/454 GSFLX sequencing data, and SAGE data at the Biomedical Genomics Center.
This Web-based system uses x500 authorization for distribution of mass spectrometry and proteomics data at the Center for Mass Spectrometry and Proteomics at the University of Minnesota. This system is also integrated with commerical mascot search engine for streamline of proteomics data search.
This Web-based system uses x500 authorization for distribution of bioimaging data at the Imaging Center, College of Biological Sciences at the University of Minnesota.
This Microarray Data Management System is the cetralized repository for microarry data and related information. It can store experimental, cell, rna, hybridization, raw images, normalize, and finalized results data. It is mainly used for two-channel data and is currently expanding to use Affymetrix and Nimble Gene data.
Sequencing data analysis, annotation database for large scale EST sequencing projects.
The Mass Data Application System is a repository of Mass raw data and identified information. It is an on-line application for Mass data depositing, browsing, query, and retrieval.
The Laboratory Data Management System (LDMS) is a Web application for lab research data storage, secure data transfer, and data management. The data is transfered and stored as various flat file formats with associated metadata in an Oracle database.
The Laboratory Data Management System (LDMS) is a Web application for lab research data storage, data secure transfer, and data management. The data is transfered and stored as various flat file formats associated with information in Oracle database.
The Laboratory Data Management System (LDMS) is a Web application for lab research data storage, data secure transfer, and data management. The data is transfered and stored as various flat file formats. Associated metadata is stored in an Oracle database.
This database contains information on microbial biocatalytic reactions and biodegradation pathways for primarily xenobiotic, chemical compounds. The goal of the UM-BBD is to provide information on microbial enzyme-catalyzed reactions that are important for biotechnology.
The Vertebrate Secretome & CTT-ome Database (VSDB) contains sequence data on vertebrate CoTranslationally Translocated (CTT) proteins based on vertebrate CoTranslationally Translocated (CTT) proteins based on the RefSeq database. This database provides a real-time blast search forworld-wide user commmunity.
The VSDB processes RefSeq vertebrate proteins through a sequence analysis pipeline. The pipeline had .96 sensitivity, specificity, and Matthews Correlation Coefficient when tested using 372 vertebrate protein sequences with known secretion status.
The MOrpholino DataBase was established as a Web-based database for the purpose of our morpholino screen that currently contains over 700 morpholinos including control and multiple morpholinos against the same target. A publicly accessible sequence-based search opens this database for morpholinos against a particular target for the zebrafish community.
This Oracle-based database is used to manage chimpanzee movies.
This database local installation of SMD. It has been used for storing microarray experiment data.
The Blood Utilization Collaborative is collection of health care organizations banding together to share de-identified blood usage information in order to assess community practice within Minnesota and eastern North Dakota.
This is National Science Foundataion Long Term Ecological Research Site. Databases were used for organizing and distributing decades of Ecological experiment data to Ecology research community.
This mySQL based database application is used for handling sample ordering for Caenorhabditis Genetics Center directed by Ann Rougvie at GCD department.
The NSF Science and Technology Center. NCED is to catalyze development of an integrated predictive science of the process shaping the surface of the earth in order to transform management ecosystems, resources, and land use.
Database for plant microarray experiment.
This project is custom wiki set up for structural genomics group.
GeneData Expressionist is a comprehensive microarray data analysis system. It consists of three closely integrated modules:
MSI staff provides support for this this software including the genechip library, maintenance, hardware, and software, client access, and utorials. It was widely used by University of Minnesota microarray community.
Mascot from Matrix Science is a search engine that uses mass spectrometry data to identify proteins from primary sequence databases. MSI provides support for the program and databases including user-specific database generation.
PEAKS is a software for analysis of peptide mass spectrometry data. Especially for these de novo MS/MS search. It has been used by proteomics user community at the University of Minnesota.
Iobion Genetraffic is a Web-based microarray data analysis system.