I would like to use multi-agent systems or (and) fuzzy cognitive maps for modelling some aspects of immune system (human, mouse, ...), but I fight with the problem how to find some data in not time-consuming way all the time. Searching scientific databases with papers (PubMed, PlosOne, ...) is one of the possibility how to find data, but this is really very time-consuming activity, especially if you are not the expert in immunology. I have already find the following link http://bionumbers.hms.harvard.edu/, but I think that it is not the right way.
Hi,
would you mind elaborating how and why bionumbers was not the right way to go for you?
You could also check model repositories if they have models that would be of interest to you. Specifically, BioModels Database may help: http://www.ebi.ac.uk/biomodels-main/ (even though there are no(t many) multi-agent models in there afaik).
Dagmar
Hi,
I am far from being a computational biologist, but you can find most of the published genetic data on immunology on the Immunological Genome Project website: https://www.immgen.org/
This is a wonderful and easy tool.
Hope that helps
Arnaud
Good afternoon,
thank you a lot for all your feedbacks!
I know the organisation called EMBL-EBI, but I did not know the BioModels Database. All your suggestions are new for me. Thank you for your time again :-).
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