Web Services for Bioinformatics
Ethan Cerami explores two bioinformatic Web Services you can try out today --
XEMBL and BQS -- and shows code examples of how the interfaces work.
Ethan Cerami
Ethan Cerami is a Software Engineer at the Institute for Computational Biomedicine
at
Mount Sinai School of Medicine and an Adjunct Faculty at NYU's Department of Computer
Science. He is also the author of Delivering Push (McGraw-Hill, 1998)
and co-author with Simon St. Laurent of Building XML Applications
(McGraw-Hill, 2000).
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Top Ten FAQs for Web Services
Ethan Cerami, author of Web Services Essentials answers ten of
the most frequently asked questions about Web services, from what one is to how you
can get
started.