opentargets-mcp and Augmented-Nature-UniProt-MCP-Server

These are complementary tools, with the Open Targets MCP server providing a platform for broader drug discovery data and the UniProt MCP server offering specialized access to a foundational protein database for more in-depth biological understanding, both within the Model Context Protocol ecosystem.

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About opentargets-mcp

nickzren/opentargets-mcp

MCP server for Open Targets Data

This project helps biomedical researchers and drug discovery professionals access and analyze the vast Open Targets Platform data more easily. It takes in research questions about genes, diseases, or drugs, and provides structured insights into target validation, disease associations, drug safety, and more. Scientists, pharmacologists, and bioinformatics specialists can use this to explore complex relationships across genetics, functional data, and drug information.

drug-discovery target-validation biomedical-research pharmacology genetics-research

About Augmented-Nature-UniProt-MCP-Server

Augmented-Nature/Augmented-Nature-UniProt-MCP-Server

A comprehensive Model Context Protocol (MCP) server providing advanced access to the UniProt protein database.

This tool gives bioinformatics researchers and scientists advanced access to the UniProt protein database. You can input protein names, gene symbols, or accession numbers to retrieve comprehensive data like sequences, structures, functions, pathways, and evolutionary relationships. It's designed for biologists, biochemists, and geneticists performing deep dives into protein characteristics.

protein-research bioinformatics genomics structural-biology systems-biology

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