RaMP-DB 2.0: a renovated knowledgebase for deriving biological and chemical insight from genes, proteins, and metabolites
John C. BraistediD, Andrew C. PattiD, Cole Tindall, Timothy K. SheilsiD, Jorge Neyra, Kyle SpenceriD, Tara EicheriD, Ewy A. MathéiD
Abstract
RaMP-DB 2.0 is a web interface, API, relational database and R package designed for straightforward and comprehensive functional interpretation of metabolomic and multi-omic data. Since its first release in 2018, RaMP-DB 2.0 has been upgraded with an expanded breadth and depth of functional and chemical annotation. Content from the source databases (Reactome, HMDB, and Wikipathways) has been updated, and new data types related to metabolite annotations have been incorporated. Structural information incorporated in RaMP-DB 2.0 includes SMILES strings, InChIs, InChIKeys. Chemical classes have been sourced from ClassyFire and LIPID MAPS. Accordingly, the RaMP-DB 2.0 R package has been updated and supports queries on pathways, common reactions, ontologies, chemical classes, and chemical structures. Additionally, RaMP-DB 2.0 now supports enrichment analyses on pathways and chemical classes. Our process for integrating annotations across resources has also been upgraded to lessen the burden of harmonization, thereby supporting more frequent updates. The code used to build all components of RaMP-DB 2.0 is freely available on GitHub at https://github.com/ncats/ramp-db and https://github.com/ncats/RaMP-Backend.
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