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"A database for genomic and biological data (Ensembl)" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve Gene Ontology annotations for a specific gene, including molecular function, biological process, and cellular component details from WormBase.
    MIT
  • Fetch cross-database references for a plant locus from Ensembl Plants: UniProt, NCBI, TAIR, etc. Returns count and by-database rollup for identifier lookup. Supports Arabidopsis and other species.
    MIT
  • Fetch database cross-references (PDB, Ensembl, RefSeq, etc.) for a UniProt accession. Optionally limit to specific databases; returns grouped references with short IDs or full IRIs.
    MIT
  • Fetch a locus sequence from Ensembl Plants for genomic, CDS, cDNA, or protein. Defaults to Arabidopsis thaliana, supports other organisms, and returns sequence ready for BLAST.
    MIT
  • Retrieve every curated external-database cross-reference for a UniProt accession, or filter to one database such as PDB, Pfam, Ensembl, or Reactome.
    Apache 2.0

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    Enables querying Ensembl genomic data including gene lookup, sequence retrieval, homology, variation, and variant effect prediction via MCP tools.
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    MIT
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    A Model Context Protocol server providing LLMs with access to the Ensembl genomics database, enabling AI assistants to query gene information, sequences, variants, and other genomic data across multiple species.
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    MIT

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  • Ensembl REST — vertebrate genomes, sequences, comparative genomics, variation

  • Look up genes, sequences, variants, homologs, and cross-database xrefs from Ensembl REST.

  • Map a UniProtKB accession to primary external identifiers from databases like PDB, Ensembl, GeneID, and Pfam. Optionally restrict to specific databases for targeted cross-referencing.
    MIT
  • Predict a variant's molecular consequences using Ensembl VEP. Provide a genomic region and alternate allele to receive the most severe effect and transcript-level annotations.
    MIT
  • Retrieve germline variants (SNPs and indels) that overlap a specified gene locus, with variant IDs, source, consequences, and clinical significance, from Ensembl across 12 plant organisms.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a CSV-formatted list of all available Biomart databases from Ensembl, including their display names and descriptions, to explore biological datasets and their attributes.
    MIT
  • Query the FDA's MAUDE database to identify medical device issues, including malfunctions, patient injuries, and genomic/diagnostic device problems. Filter by device type, manufacturer, or problem description to uncover adverse event reports.
    MIT
  • Run SPARQL queries against biological RDF databases like UniProt, ChEMBL, or PDB, returning results as CSV. Specify a database or endpoint for cross-database queries.
    MIT
  • Generate genome-browser links and locus context for a gene or genomic interval. Specify a gene symbol or region, optional flanking base pairs, and assembly.
    MIT
  • Get external database cross-references for a gene by symbol or HGNC ID, with optional filtering to NCBI, Ensembl, UniProt, RefSeq, OMIM, and more.
    MIT
  • Retrieve plant genes or other features overlapping a specified genomic interval from Ensembl Plants. Use region, start, and end coordinates to identify features within a QTL or assembly window.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Ensembl server metadata, species information, data releases, and system status to access genomic database details and version tracking.
    JavaScript
    MIT
  • Retrieve comprehensive metadata for a biological sample or dataset by providing its unique identifier.
    BSD 3-Clause
  • Find samples, sequences, biodata, or taxa by specifying the entity type. Query biological and environmental data from multiple BER sources.
    BSD 3-Clause