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Full text searches

SigPath supports full text searches of background information. This capability allows users to search for molecules by a combination of keywords that can appear anywhere in the description of the molecule, name or aliases, as imported from the source database. This feature is implemented with inverted keyword indices so that typical searches are performed in less than a second.

The following tutorial shows how full text searches helps identify specific molecules in SigPath:

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Jul 25th, 2005; New SigPath beta release [Release info]
Feb 9th, 2005; New SigPath production release [Release info]
Dec 9-11th, 2004; The First SigPath workshop was held in New York City. [Workshop info]
Nov 3rd, 2004; New SigPath beta release [Release info]
Oct 29th, 2004; New SigPath production released [Release info]
Sep 22nd, 2004; New beta release of SigPath available for preview and testing. [Release info]
Sep 3rd, 2004; A description of SigPath is now available in Science STKE. SigPath users may now cite it as Quantitative information management for the biochemical computation of cellular networks. Campagne F, Neves S, Chang CW, Skrabanek L, Ram PT, Iyengar R, Weinstein H. Science STKE 248:PL11. (2004). [SigPath]
Mar 2nd, 2004; A new release of SigPath is now available. [SigPath]
Mar 1st, 2004; SigPath is now released under the GNU General Public License [download source code]

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May 14-15, 2008 Cornell University Life Sciences Research Resources Expo. An intercampus exhibition of Cornell core facilities. [More]
Jul 19-23, 2008 16th Annual International Conference on Intelligent Systems for Molecular Biology (ISMB) A forum for disseminating the latest developments in bioinformatics. [ISMB 2008]