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Provides a collection of MCP servers for computational chemistry tasks including molecular generation and retrosynthesis. Also offers property prediction and molecule pricing capabilities.

Enables AI agents to conversationally interact with genomics research networks for data analysis and discovery across multiple Omics AI Explorer platforms. It provides tools for exploring data collections, examining table schemas, and executing SQL queries against datasets like Viral AI and Neuroscience AI.

Enables deep probabilistic analysis of single-cell omics data using scvi-tools through natural language. Supports SCVI for scRNA-seq analysis, SCANVI for cell type annotation, TOTALVI for multi-modal RNA/protein data, and PEAKVI for scATAC-seq analysis.

A specialized MCP server for Metal-Organic Framework research that provides tools for database searching, structural optimization, and energy calculations via ASE. It enables scientific workflows by allowing users to interact with MOF data and perform chemical simulations through a standard SSE interface.

Enables searching cryo-EM density maps in EMDB and raw datasets in EMPIAR, with filtering by resolution, keyword, and cross-referencing between the two databases.

This server enables multi-agent conversations for interacting with Cirro's biological data platform through its OpenAPI interface, auto-generated using AG2's MCP builder.

An MCP server for searching and accessing RNA sequencing datasets from the European Nucleotide Archive (ENA), supporting bulk, single-cell, and spatial transcriptomics with advanced filtering and download capabilities.

Enables bioinformatics analysis through natural language conversations with Claude Desktop, automatically generating and executing Python scripts to produce HTML reports and visualizations.

An MCP server that provides standardized access to biomedical knowledge bases and resources, enabling AI systems to retrieve verified information from sources like bioRxiv, EuropePMC, and various protein/gene databases.

Allows to retrieve information about an AnnData object via MCP using the read_lazy function from anndata.

Enables molecular generation, optimization, and analysis through NVIDIA MolMIM API. Supports generating drug-like molecules with desired properties, extracting molecular embeddings, and exploring chemical space around seed molecules.

An MCP server for running local LLMs using llama-cpp-python, with built-in tools for generating drug-like molecule SMILES.

Federates 13 gene-related MCP backends (gnomAD, GTEx, etc.) behind a single Streamable HTTP endpoint with collision-free namespacing and search-based tool discovery.

Enables users to look up yeast genes/loci, search genes and alleles by free text, and retrieve Gene Ontology annotations from the Saccharomyces Genome Database.

Enables AI assistants to explore VEuPathDB WDK catalogs, searches, parameters, and gene data, and to perform gene lookups, expression summaries, step estimates, and download URL retrieval using VEuPathDB credentials.

Enables AI assistants to perform genomic variant analysis using OakVar, including running annotation pipelines, managing 200+ annotator modules, querying variant databases, and generating reports in various formats.

Provides access to the ClinicalTrials.gov AACT database, enabling analysis of clinical trial data, tracking development trends, and generating therapeutic landscape insights.

Enables RNA structure analysis, sequence evaluation, and inverse design using geometric deep learning models. Supports both quick computational analysis and long-running batch processing for generating RNA sequences that fold into target structures.

Enables in-chat scientific viewers for molecular structures, sequence alignments, and slide images, plus data tools for searching structures, fetching sequences, aligning them, and drafting NGS analysis plans.

An MCP server that grounds protein research in the UniProt SPARQL endpoint, providing tools for querying proteins, sequences, variants, diseases, and more via intent-named tools and raw SPARQL.