Thomson Reuters

BONDplus (Biomolescular Object Network Databank plus) is a life science data management platform that leverages public and proprietary data to help drive discovery across your organization. Integrating GENESEQ® and BINDplus, BONDplus takes you beyond the genome to take full account of all the relevant biological and IP relationships surrounding your molecule of interest.

BONDplus gathers foundational public data and makes it relevant to you. No other resource integrates sequence, interaction, and patent data in such a way to leverage new insight.

An integrated approach to biodiscovery - today's data, fully leveraged.

With BONDplus, you can:

• Search GENESEQ, BINDplus and public life science data on a single platform.
• Integrate external and internal information silos.
• Accelerate your work with pre-computed datasets and cross-references.
• Discover relationships that span disparate databases.
• Never miss new and important information relevant to your research.
  

Why choose BONDplus?

• Sequence, interaction, patent, taxonomy, publication, annotation, domain, and cross-reference data from 15 assembled information sources.
• More than 80 million public domain sequences, originating GenBank, RefSeq, Entrez Gene, and UniProt/SWISSPROT.
• Includes GENESEQ, The definitive source of annotated genetic sequences from worldwide patents.
• Standard setting and comprehensive, BINDplus is the largest manually curated molecular interaction database available.
• Web-based platform delivers insight from any location through a simple, secure log-in process.
• Comprehensive and continuously updated to ensure timely information delivery.

• Designed for modularized content display, BONDplus ensures you receive only content relevant to your requirements.
• Pre-computed data by Thomson Scientific saves analytical resources and enables immediate insight.
• All databases fully searchable via free text, identifier, or BLAST search.
  • Integration with public sequence data provides more biological context on patented sequences, making it easy to find prior art or potential infringement. 
  • Includes links to identifiers from NCBI, UniProt/SWISS-PROT, BINDplus, additional synonyms and GO terms. 
  • Visualize GENESEQ records using accession, patent, and sequence-centric views. 
  • Precomputed homology and RPS-BLAST results for GENESEQ records. 
  • 60,000 unique GIs, over 1500 unique organisms, and 7,555 GO terms derived from peer-reviewed scientific data extracted from over 23,800 journal articles and over 9000 corresponding authors. 
  • Over 200,000 molecular interactions.