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    An MCP server that enables scRNA-Seq analysis through natural language, providing tools for data preprocessing, clustering, and biological visualization. It supports both predefined function execution and a flexible code mode powered by a Jupyter backend for automated single-cell transcriptomics workflows.
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    BSD 3-Clause
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    MCP server for Ketcher chemical structure editor integration, enabling SMILES/MOL/InChI conversion, image generation, molecular property calculation, and validation.
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    Enables Claude Code to interact with a TACC or SLURM HPC cluster for bioinformatics pipelines, allowing job management, log reading, file browsing, remote script execution, and job submission through natural language.
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    Enables language models to search biomedical literature, fetch sequences, and follow links across Entrez databases through eleven read-only tools wrapping the nine NCBI Entrez E-utilities. It handles URL building, pacing, redirects, response caps, and API-key redaction so queries can be answered without a browser or scraping.
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    Provides direct SQL access to a locally hosted Reactome database, enabling schema discovery, guarded read-only queries, and ergonomic helpers over the full relational schema.
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    Guides researchers, including those new to BPP, from raw sequence data to a validated control file that has passed a short test run. Wraps BPP command-line tools without running long analyses itself.
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    Enables analysis of bulk RNA-seq data using natural language queries, executing R and Python in a Docker container with automatic sample anonymization and privacy controls.
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    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.
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    MIT
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    MCP server for the STRING protein–protein interaction database, hosted by STRING at mcp.string-db.org. Adapted for LLM grounding: responses are size-limited and include metadata and notes on interpretation and next steps. Tools cover identifier resolution, interaction networks and evidence, functional and PPI enrichment, and sequence similarity search.
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    Enables AI assistants to rapidly gather and synthesize structural, chemical, conservation, and literature data about protein binding pockets for drug-target triage. Useful as a reconnaissance step before computational binder design.
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    MCP server that provides tools for querying the Human Phenotype Ontology (HPO) including term lookup, hierarchy exploration, cross-ontology mappings, and gene-phenotype-disease associations, all grounded in a local SQLite database for fast offline lookups.
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    MCP server offering verified bioinformatics tools for sequence utilities and statistics, backed by BioPython/scipy. Enables AI agents to perform accurate GC content, translation, ORF finding, motif scanning, and statistical tests through natural language.
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    MIT