The EmBiology Network builder lets you upload multiple entities to visualize relationships between entities and see supporting references. Phase 1 of the release (mid-May 2024) allows you to upload entities...

May 2024 release: Visualize interactions between multiple entities with the Interaction Network builder

EmBiology Insights helps you quickly find connections to diseases or processes of interest, understand pathways, see commonalities and prioritise a list of up to 200 genes/proteins. The February 2024 release...

February 2024 release: New filters available in Embiology Insights

The NEW Insights filters allows users to precisely narrow their search by publication year, supporting references, or relationship types.For detailed information, view the EmBiology Insights guide.

June 2025 release: Refine your multi-protein analysis with the NEW Insights Filters

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June 2025 release: Refine your multi-protein analysis with the NEW Insights FiltersThe NEW Insights filters allows users to precisely narrow their search by publication year, supporting references, or...

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			Relation
			Description
			Example
		
	
	
		
			Expression
			Changes protein abundance by affecting levels of transcript or protein stability
			
			MDM2 has a negative "Expression" relationship...

What biological relationships are extracted in EmBiology?


	
		
			Concept
			Description
		
	
	
		
			Drugs & chemicals
			Naturally occurring metabolites, small molecules found in cell, drugs (incl. small molecules & biologics)
		
		
			Diseases
			Health conditions...

What biological concepts are included in EmBiology?


Relation information includes the following:

Sentence describing the relationship: e.g., metformin has a negative regulation relationship with diabetes mellitus

One or more text snippets: text from...

What information about biological relationships is provided for each search result?

It is possible to apply a simple filter by clicking directly on the visual. For example, to filter by proteins that positively regulate diabetes mellitus, click on the corresponding area on the graph:




The...

How do I refine my search results?

For a quick overview of all EmBiology features and where to find them, view our Quick User Guide.

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	Starting a search
	Interpreting the biology relationship visual
	Understanding your results
	
		Relations...

EmBiology Quick User Guide


Go to embiology.com and click on the 'Sign in' button on the top right-hand corner.
  
Click on 'Register'.
  
Enter your email address and click 'Continue'.
Set a password for your account and click...

How do I access EmBiology as a new user?

EmBiology search results include articles or clinical trials where your search term has a biological relationship with a second biological concept. The search results can be further refined by applying...

What are the differences between EmBiology searches and traditional literature searching?

For all journals in EmBiology, view our complete journal list. To find a journal, press CTRL + F and enter any information available in the table (e.g. Journal title, ISSN, ESSN, Publisher Name)

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