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Page 1: Using the Drupal Content Management Software (CMS) as a framework for OMICS/Imaging-based collaboration

Using the Drupal Content Management Software (CMS) as a framework for

OMICS/Imaging-based collaboration

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Content: FaceBase, a collaborative project of craniofacial researchers, is developing a comprehensive repository of the genetics underlying midfacial development. When complete, the FaceBase Hub will include multiple types of human and animal model data (including images, genotypes, expression analysis, and sequence data), a comprehensive set of web-based tools for mining the databases, a forum for connections between investigators to enable enhanced research opportunities, access to translational research including a bio-repository, as well as genetics tools and mouse strains for clefting research.

Technology: Drupal, an open-source Content Management Software (CMS) tool, serves as the platform

for development of the FaceBase web portal. Design: It provides flexible, configurable support for standard web facilities (user account management,

uploading data, searching and browsing capabilities, annotation tools, publications archive, etc), via a broad range of open-source, freely available modules that can be easily installed and customized. Drupal and its extensive module library effectively provide a low-cost core foundation, freeing resources for the development of functionality (in the form of new modules) specific to scientific needs. One of the goals of the FaceBase effort is to develop a general model of the software components needed to support bioinformatics data portals, which can then be applied to building portals serving other areas of research.

Results: Building on the software engineering community’s work in design patterns, we are developing

a set of abstract pattern descriptions of the various classes of functionality required for sites such as FaceBase.

Conclusions: These descriptions, implemented by a set of Drupal modules, will provide infrastructure

that will both support and facilitate basic science, clinical, and translational research and advance data sharing to facilitate research in cleft palate and lip abnormalities.

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Drupal Content Management System

• Open-source Content Management Software (CMS) tool

• Flexible, configurable support for standard web facilities

• Easily installable and customizable modules: Resources for the development of functionality specific to users needs

• Platform for several collaborative web portals

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Architecture

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URL: www.facebase.org

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Diverse Projects

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Gene Wiki

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User Forums

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Custom Data Upload

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Custom Image View

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Technology Probes

• Hutchinson, et al, 2003

• Prototypes designed to elicit responses and promote discussion

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Technology Probe: Linked Data

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Technology Probe: Literature Search

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Technology Probe: Annotating Images

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Technology Probe: Gene Atlas

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Contact Us:

[email protected]

Ketaki Desai, Ph.D.Dept. of Biomedical Informatics

University of [email protected]