@article {bioinflmu-271,
	title = {{PRIME: a graphical interface for integrating genomic/proteomic databases}},
	journal = {Proteomics},
	volume = {5},
	number = {1},
	year = {2005},
	pages = {76-80},
	abstract = {Data mining, finding and integration of information about proteins of
interest, is an essential component in modern biological and biomedical research.
Even when focusing on a single organism and only on a small number of proteins,
there are often dozens fo data sources containing relevant information. We are
developing PRIME, a protein information environment, to serve as a virtual
central database which integrates distributed heterogeneous information about
proteins (linked by common identifier). PRIME has powerful capabilities to
visualize all kinds of protein annotation in specialized views. These views can
be displayed side by side at the same time and can be synchronized in order to
show simultaneously different aspects of identical proteins. These features allow
a quick and comprehensive overview of properties of single proteins or protein
sets.},
	doi = {10.1002/pmic.200400862},
	author = {Facius, A and Englbrecht, C and Fabian Birzele and Groscurth, A and Benjamin, S and Wanka, S and Mewes, HW}
}