The biomedical literature represents a rich source of biomarker information. However, both
the size of literature databases and their lack of standardization hamper the automatic …

A number of biomedical text mining systems have been developed to extract biologically
relevant information directly from the literature, complementing bioinformatics methods in the …

Harvard recently developed a freely accessible automated literaturemining tool, termed
MedGene, that comprehensively summarizes the relationships among over 50,000 named …

Motivation: Biomedical researchers often search through massive catalogues of literature to
look for potential relationships between genes and diseases. Given the rapid growth of …

The accumulation of biological and biomedical literature outpaces the ability of most
researchers and clinicians to stay abreast of their own immediate fields, let alone a broader …

The past decade has seen a tremendous growth in the amount of experimental and
computational biomedical data, specifically in the areas of genomics and proteomics. This …

In response to the unbridled growth of information in literature and biomedical databases,
researchers require efficient means of handling and extracting information. As well as …

Biomedical articles provide functional descriptions of bioentities such as chemical
compounds and proteins. To extract relevant information using automatic techniques, text …

The biomedical literature can be seen as a large integrated, but unstructured data
repository. Extracting facts from literature and making them accessible is approached from …

It is now obvious that the rate-limiting step in high throughput experimentation is neither data
acquisition nor analysis, but rather our ability to interpret data on a genome-wide scale …