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Public database of animal specifications
You might be interested in the PanTHERIA database for several thousand mammalian species. It has up to 53 characteristics for each species (but many fields have no entry). It is available as two ...
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Public database of animal specifications
I'm not positive, but I assume you'll be hard-pressed to find a list that checks your boxes of needing both multiple metrics for multiple animals.
However...
Two sources that seem to prove me wrong:...
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Where can I get a file/list of the common and scientific names of species?
Uniprot has a list of the controlled vocabulary for common and scientific names of species listed here.
An example entry:
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Where can I get a file/list of the common and scientific names of species?
Maybe not a direct answer to your question, depending on what you mean with "unencoded data file", but the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) has an API where you extract data for species ...
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The best free and most up to date phylogenetic tree on the internet?
Available ressources
I would recommend oneZoom.org is probably the best ressource. oneZoom.org is based on openTreeOfLife.org (for phylogenetic relationships) and eol.org (Encyclopedia Of Life) (...
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What structures does our brain use for a quick indexing of all the data we store in our heads?
Brains are not computers, and do not process information like computers.
The trees from CS you are talking about are ways to run linear information stores through a central processing unit. Even with ...
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Looking for a database of plant features
-- Traits --
TRY
TRY is a Plant Trait Database. More formally, it's a network of vegetation scientists headed by DIVERSITAS/IGBP, and the Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry, providing a ...
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Where can I find large datasets of protein-interaction networks?
There is a bunch of decent protein-protein interaction databases: Biocarta, BioGrid, DIP, InnateDB, IntAct, MINT, PPID.
Some of them aren't available now, but you can download datasets from the ...
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Where are the statistics for vaccine side effects?
(World Health Organisation, 2014. p. 2) shows the adverse effect (side-effect) rates for the MMR vaccine. For instance, fever between the 7th to 12th day after vaccination occurs in 5 to 15% of ...
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What direction is a sequence in databases written?
Directionality
It is indeed the convention to represent nucleic acid sequences in the 5ʹ to 3ʹ direction.
This is implied in the IUPAC/IUB document on Abbreviations and Symbols for Nucleic Acids, ...
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Public database of animal specifications
Does it have to be those physical criteria that you mention, or are you just interested in datasets that include a lot of quantitative data about animals?
Because if you're interested in other ...
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Where can I find SARS-CoV-2 genome sequences for the UK?
Oxford University's Bugbank project is designed to collect SARS-CoV-2 samples (and other microbial cultures) from UK Biobank participants for sequencing. Once completed this data will be available to ...
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How to batch convert gene names to protein IDs in Uniprot?
ID mapping
This is called ID mapping. It used to be a headache as programmatic sequence comparisons were the only real way, but it is pretty trivial these days.
As mentioned in the comments, by far ...
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Open database of medical images
Open-access medical images:
MedPix (by keyword, organic system, pathology and diagnosis A-Z)
Radiopaedia (by keyword)
PEIR Radiology (by keyword, organ or anatomic region)
Ultrasound Cases (by ...
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How many proteins are in the Earth's proteome?
Current records
According to Uniprot, there are 85,381,808 protein records, and with the UniRef90 filter (i.e removing records that can be represented by an entry with at least 90% sequence similarity)...
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How to interpret this PubChem record of L-Alanine
The PubChem format description is not that easy to find:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/IEB/ToolBox/CPP_DOC/asn_spec/pcsubstance.asn.html
And the ASN file linked here:
https://pubchemdocs.ncbi.nlm.nih....
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Where can I download a list of all plant species of the world?
This website claims to contain all the plant species we know of (and also contains some statistics on the state of their collection). Keep in mind that there are many species that have yet to be found ...
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How to automatically obtain the "kingdom" of a species from its name?
You could try the Catalogue of Life
The Catalogue of Life is the most comprehensive and authoritative global index of species currently available. It consists of a single integrated species ...
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Database of cancer cells
The National Cancer Institute (NCI) has a list of doubling times for a variety of commonly used cell lines, see
https://dtp.cancer.gov/discovery_development/nci-60/cell_list.htm
I my experience, ...
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Meaning of ‘NC number’ associated with a gene?‘
This particular ID represent RefSeq accession number.
NC_ stands for a genomic molecule representing complete genomic molecule, usually reference assembly. Every sequence has a stable accession number,...
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Database for commercially available restriction enzymes?
You are probably talking about type II endonucleases, there are a few databases available from the companies which sell these enzymes like NEB or Thermo Fisher. Additionally tools like NEBcutter, ...
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Recombination frequency as a function of genomic location in E coli?
A recombination map of the E. coli genome was recently published (several years after question was asked).
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Convert gene name to uniprot ID
ID mapping
This is called ID mapping. It used to be a headache as programmatic access was the only real way, but it is pretty trivial these days.
As mentioned in the comments, by far the most popular ...
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Online phylogenetic tree of human lineages
Trees for haplogroups
See
https://www.eupedia.com/genetics/phylogenetic_trees_Y-DNA_haplogroups.shtml
https://www.eupedia.com/genetics/
focus on Europe: https://www.eupedia.com/europe/...
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Global database for patients with rare and important injuries or disease?
The MatchMaker exchange project is a federated approach that allows clinicians to find matching cases based on genetic or phenotypic similarity, retaining patient confidentiality.
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Global database for patients with rare and important injuries or disease?
The Undiagnosed Diseases Network is similar to what you're looking for; it's not for injuries, but rather for rare genetic diseases.
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List of proteins by number of amino acids / chain length
You can find the data you need in the Protein Data Bank.
Since 1971, the Protein Data Bank archive (PDB) has served as the
single repository of information about the 3D structures of proteins,
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Where are there analyzable signed directed network datasets?
While this does look like a very nice approach, I would actually argue that there are (almost) no biological datasets, that can be directly used for your algorithm - you can only do a sort of meta ...
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Where can I get a file/list of the common and scientific names of species?
If you're looking for marine species, the World Register of Marine Species is probably the best place to find this information.
The Ocean Biogeographic Information System also contains a tremendous ...
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