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PHI-base is a curated database of molecular and biological information on pathogen genes shown to affect the outcome of pathogen-host interactions. It also records target sites of some anti-infective chemistries and covers pathogens, hosts, diseases, ontologies, taxonomies and literature citations. Users can search, run BLAST searches for homologs and phenotypes, download data and submit published phenotype data.
The Statistics Canada Biobank is part of the Canadian Health Measures Survey, a cross-sectional survey producing nationally representative estimates of Canadians' health. It stores whole blood, plasma, serum, buffy coat, urine and DNA from consenting Canadians aged 3 to 79. Samples come from surveys including the CHMS and the Canadian COVID-19 Antibody and Health Survey and are stored for future health studies.
The RTU Research Outputs and Resources portal presents information about Riga Technical University publications, research data, doctoral theses, scientific journals, patents and technology offers. Its research data search page lists datasets and other items with titles and contributors, and shows a total count of found items.
AtomDB is an astrophysical plasma emission database providing atomic data for modeling X-ray spectra. It includes ionization and recombination rates, energy levels, wavelength and Einstein A values, electron and proton collision data, and density-sensitive line diagnostics for plasma modeling.
Dataset repository covering empirical social, with searchable datasets.
The Netherlands Cancer Registry is a national registration maintained by the Netherlands Comprehensive Cancer Organisation (IKNL) since 1989. It provides statistics on cancer incidence, prevalence, survival and mortality in the Netherlands, and comprises data on newly diagnosed cancer patients, including diagnosis, tumour staging, site, morphology, co-morbidity and treatment received directly after diagnosis.
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PHI-base is a curated database of molecular and biological information on pathogen genes shown to affect the outcome of pathogen-host interactions. It also records target sites of some anti-infective chemistries and covers pathogens, hosts, diseases, ontologies, taxonomies and literature citations. Users can search, run BLAST searches for homologs and phenotypes, download data and submit published phenotype data.
The Statistics Canada Biobank is part of the Canadian Health Measures Survey, a cross-sectional survey producing nationally representative estimates of Canadians' health. It stores whole blood, plasma, serum, buffy coat, urine and DNA from consenting Canadians aged 3 to 79. Samples come from surveys including the CHMS and the Canadian COVID-19 Antibody and Health Survey and are stored for future health studies.
The RTU Research Outputs and Resources portal presents information about Riga Technical University publications, research data, doctoral theses, scientific journals, patents and technology offers. Its research data search page lists datasets and other items with titles and contributors, and shows a total count of found items.
AtomDB is an astrophysical plasma emission database providing atomic data for modeling X-ray spectra. It includes ionization and recombination rates, energy levels, wavelength and Einstein A values, electron and proton collision data, and density-sensitive line diagnostics for plasma modeling.
Dataset repository covering empirical social, with searchable datasets.
The Netherlands Cancer Registry is a national registration maintained by the Netherlands Comprehensive Cancer Organisation (IKNL) since 1989. It provides statistics on cancer incidence, prevalence, survival and mortality in the Netherlands, and comprises data on newly diagnosed cancer patients, including diagnosis, tumour staging, site, morphology, co-morbidity and treatment received directly after diagnosis.
