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Unified Resource Browser: An Interactive and Reconfigurable Web Framework for Biomedical Metadata Exploration,

Shiwei Lin¹, Ling Tong¹, Kimberly A Smith²

¹The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, Houston, Texas 77030, USA.

AMIA ... Annual Symposium Proceedings. AMIA Symposium

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Unified Resource Browser offers a web-based framework for managing complex biomedical metadata, improving data access and visualization for neuroanatomy research. This tool enhances data exploration and sharing, fostering collaborative scientific discovery.

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Area of Science:

Biomedical Informatics
Neuroscience
Data Management

Background:

Managing complex biomedical metadata, especially in neuroanatomy, presents significant challenges.
Efficient access, exploration, and visualization of diverse data types (donor info, tissue samples, sequencing data) are crucial for research.
Existing platforms may lack integrated tools for customization, sharing, and analysis.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce Unified Resource Browser, a web-based framework to optimize the management of biomedical metadata.
To enhance researchers' ability to configure, explore, visualize, and disseminate complex datasets.
To support collaborative research in neuroanatomy by improving data accessibility and usability.

Main Methods:

Development of a web-based framework as a core component of the Neuroanatomy-Anchored Information Management Platform (NIMP).
Implementation of structured resource tables with advanced search and filtering capabilities.
Integration of customizable data views, direct sharing links, data export functionality, and visualization tools.

Main Results:

Unified Resource Browser provides efficient access to donor information, brain tissue samples, and sequencing data.
Users can customize data views, share configurations, and export data for analysis.
Integrated visualization tools offer immediate insights and enhance data interpretation.

Conclusions:

Unified Resource Browser significantly improves the accessibility and usability of complex biomedical data.
The framework fosters collaborative research and accelerates discoveries in brain structure and function.
This tool represents a valuable asset for the biomedical research community, particularly in neuroanatomy.