Disease genome network is a tool for displaying and searching genes and variants related to brain diseases, and visualizing them to form a network of associations between brain diseases and genes.

In the search interface, the user selects the search type（1）, enters the search keywords, or clicks "Example" （2）to get an example display.

The preliminary search results (1) are displayed here, as well as the quantity statistics of the search results and the relationship models related to them are available for selection (2) .

Here is a brain disease gene network diagram. You can click "View More" to see the original image (1) , the relationship between brain disease and genes (2) , and the literature information supporting these relationships (3) .

3D brain structure study, a fast navigation combined with a high-precision brain anatomy model and organ chip database.

This is the initial interface, you can click on the picture of the brain (1) to proceed to the next step. If you use it for the first time, you need to click on the "仿真助手下载" (2) to install the plug-in.

A high-precision 3D brain model (1) is provided here, and users can browse the brain model by rotating, zooming in, and zooming out with the mouse. In the upper left corner, you can enter keywords to search for the corresponding brain region (2). At the bottom left is the annotation to this brain region (3). At the bottom is the browsing setting (4), which the user can adjust as needed. Click the label on the left to link to the organ chip database resource corresponding to the brain region (5).

Here is the interface of organ chip database information after clicking the brain part label, you can learn the latest paper information related to the brain area (2), you can filter according to the document type label (1), and the authors of the paper refer to each other picture "Hot Map "(3).

Brain and gut microbiome, this part collects the brain-associated gut microbiome reported in the literature, and original annotations are added for reference.

This is the search and browse interface, which can provide keyword search and example display (1). Below is the relationship between brain diseases and microbes we have collected and sorted out (2). You can download the original data (3) on the upper left. You can click "Details" to get more information (4).

This is the detailed interface of brain and gut microbiome. It provides experimental information (1) and literature information (2) supporting these connections. Users can click the PMID link to the original literature.

Research frontier, which contains 423681 articles about brain science that are publicly available on the web of Science in recent ten years, including basic information such as title, author, abstract, publishing information and full text links.

Here we provide literature and statistics (1). Users can filter by file type and year (2), and search by keywords (3).

The detailed information of the paper is provided here, and the user can click "Pubmed" to directly link to the original paper.

Brain initiative, which contains information about brain science projects that have been put forward and implemented by major countries, including brain projects of six countries or regions, including the United States, the European Union, Japan, Australia, Canada and South Korea, as well as seven well-known brain science projects, such as blue brain project.





Here we provide detailed information (2), main persons in charge (3), and timeline information (4) of large-scale brain research projects in various countries around the world (1) that have been announced. The user can click on the brain project abbreviation at the top right of the timeline to link to the official website of the brain project (5).

Scientist, which is based on 10122 highly cited papers in brain science in recent ten years (highly cited papers: highly cited papers refer to the papers with the top 1% citation frequency in recent ten years) were collected from science.

This is the image of the author of the highly cited literature co-published (1). The user can click on the image to browse the original image and the corresponding scientist information (2).

This is a variety of related information provided by a scientist.

Transcriptome analysis. The database includes 3416 transcriptome data from Array Express database and 6169 transcriptome data from Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) database in recent ten years, providing convenience for users to analyze transcriptome.

Transcriptome data and statistics (1) are provided here, and users can filter data according to data sources (2), experimental types and species (3) and conduct keyword searches (4).



This is the detailed interface of transcriptome data, providing various information about experiments and data, and providing raw data download.

Patent database contains 46,344 invention patents related to brain science, and provides patent details and full text links. These patents obtain patent numbers from the Dewent Innovations Index database through system keywords, and then use the collected patent numbers to query and sort the patent details in the Free Patents Online database.

Here provides brain science patents and statistics (1), users can filter according to the type of experiment (2), and search according to keywords (3).

This section provides various detailed information about patent .

Cell Marker database contains 124 cases of human brain cell markers and 137 cases of mouse brain cell marker information. Users can select by species type, tissue type and cell type, then the system will display the relevant cell markers and the literature information supporting this record.

This part of the user can choose according to the species type, tissue type, cell type, and the cell markers of the selected cell will be displayed below.

This section will provide paper information that supports the conclusion of cell marker.