"Database search and data processing tools" matching MCP connectors:
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Query STRING interactions, enrichment, annotations, homology, and PPI networks.
Pharmacogenomics for AI agents: cited drug–gene, gene and rsID lookups plus a medication screen.
ACMG/AMP germline variant classification, gene profiles, disease associations and literature.
Diagnoses, drugs & lab codes: ICD-11, LOINC, RxNorm, MeSH, ATC, CID-10. 33 tools, MIT.
Sovereign intelligence dossiers, daily briefings, RAG search, knowledge graph, codon optimizer.
Run protein folding, docking, design and sequence analysis tools, and read their results.
Read-only MCP connector for The Dose Guy source-linked peptide and compound database. Search 260+ compounds, compare vendors and prices, inspect ranking evidence, and retrieve canonical page links. No authentication required.
Search biomedical papers, inspect publication records, and traverse citation or semantic graphs.
Official answers about Helena Bioinformatics and its products, with citations to public sources.
Ancestry allele frequencies, LoF constraint, variant lists, and coverage from gnomAD, with ClinVar.
Search GBIF species taxonomy, occurrence records, datasets, and publishers.
Link compounds to protein targets, rank bioactivity, and look up drug mechanisms and indications.
Look up genes, sequences, variants, homologs, and cross-database xrefs from Ensembl REST.
Resolve WoRMS marine species names; fetch classifications, synonyms, distributions, traits, and IDs.
Biomedical data: compounds, drug info, and molecular targets
Search InterPro entries, map domains onto proteins and PDB structures, and scan raw sequences.
Find pharmacogenomics guidelines, translate diplotypes, and retrieve prescribing recommendations.
Protein research over UniProtKB: search by function, fetch curated records, map IDs, proteomes.
PomBase MCP — the fission yeast (Schizosaccharomyces pombe) model-organism database.
KEGG REST MCP — Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes.
