"MCP Service for Debugging Local Databases" matching MCP servers:

Provides protein family, domain, and functional annotation using InterProScan, supporting local or API backends.

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.

Enables querying of per-residue missense tolerance, Pfam domain annotations, and variant counts for human transcripts by wrapping the MetaDome web service. Provides MCP tools for resolving transcripts, requesting tolerance landscapes, and identifying constrained regions.

A Model Context Protocol server that interfaces with Biomart databases, allowing models to discover biological datasets, explore attributes/filters, retrieve biological data, and translate between different biological identifiers.

An MCP server that interfaces with Gigwa for genotyping data import, analysis, and audit, enabling users to perform complex workflows through natural language commands.

Integrates AlphaFold DB and eight other biomedical data sources into MCP tools for variant clinical reporting, disease-target analysis, structural intelligence, and drug repurposing, with results persisted to a local SQLite knowledge graph.

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.

Provides LLMs with structured access to critical biomedical databases including PubTator3 (PubMed/PMC), ClinicalTrials.gov, and MyVariant.info through the Model Context Protocol.

A bioinformatics MCP server that connects AI clients to over 30 life science databases and 32 curated tools for research, drug discovery, and clinical analysis.

Enables protein structure and sequence searches using FoldSeek, with support for multiple databases, automatic model downloads, and structured job management.

BioMCP is an open-source MCP server that connects any AI assistant to 15 open bioinformatics databases with zero configuration. It provides 23 tools for literature, sequences, BLAST, structures, enrichment, annotations, genomes, interactions, variants, domains, compounds, and single-cell data.

A Model Context Protocol server that enhances language models with protein structure analysis capabilities, enabling detailed active site analysis and disease-related protein searches through established protein databases.

Provides AI-powered access to major biological databases for GWAS and bioinformatics research. Enables natural language queries for protein, gene, variant, pathway, and drug discovery analysis.

Enables AI assistants to perform NCBI BLAST sequence similarity searches through natural language, supporting nucleotide and protein searches, custom database creation, and multiple output formats.

An MCP server for High-Throughput Screening (HTS) assay calculations across sub-cellular, cellular, tissue, and organism biological tiers, enabling local-first bioassay analysis.

Enables AI assistants to perform quality control analysis on high-throughput sequencing data using FastQC and MultiQC. It supports single-file and batch processing of FASTQ/FASTA files and generates comprehensive, interactive summary reports.

Enables building and analyzing signalling networks from interaction databases through a Model Context Protocol server.

An MCP server that enables AI assistants to generate, score, and analyze DNA sequences using the evo2 genomic foundation model. It supports multiple execution modes including local GPU, SLURM clusters, and the Nvidia NIM cloud API for tasks like variant effect prediction and sequence embedding.

MCP server for interacting with Galaxy bioinformatics platform, enabling AI assistants to connect to Galaxy instances, search and execute tools, manage workflows, and access other features.

Enables querying and browsing ontologies from the EBI Ontology Lookup Service, including searching for terms, retrieving term details, and navigating ontology hierarchies via natural language.