Pugliese P, Knell C, Christoph J (2020)
Publication Type: Journal article
Publication year: 2020
Book Volume: 59
Pages Range: e13-e20
Journal Issue: S 01
BACKGROUND: Due to the ongoing increase and importance of the sustainable reusability of data, the findable, accessible, interoperable, reusable or FAIR principles were developed which are also relevant in translational research. OBJECTIVES: The study aims at identification of platforms by literature search that are suitable for implementation in translational research, in particular with regard to their FAIRness. METHODS: The collected information is summarized and compared. RESULTS: Platforms have been identified which are suitable for linking with other translational platforms with regard to documentation, long-term archiving, and processing as well as for FAIR handling of bioinformatic data. CONCLUSION: There are already platforms in the translational environment that take FAIR principles into account and thus improve translational research. Due to the specialization of the research platforms and the fact that FAIR are only principles and not standards, the platforms have to be examined in individual cases to see whether and how they can be integrated with other platforms.
APA:
Pugliese, P., Knell, C., & Christoph, J. (2020). Exchange of Clinical and Omics Data According to FAIR Principles: A Review of Open Source Solutions. Methods of Information in Medicine, 59(S 01), e13-e20. https://dx.doi.org/10.1055/s-0040-1712968
MLA:
Pugliese, Philipp, Christian Knell, and Jan Christoph. "Exchange of Clinical and Omics Data According to FAIR Principles: A Review of Open Source Solutions." Methods of Information in Medicine 59.S 01 (2020): e13-e20.
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