BioNumbers

BioNumbers is a database that provides a comprehensive collection of biological numbers. It is a resource for quantitative information about various biological entities, including cells, proteins, genes, and other biological structures. The database is freely accessible and is maintained by the Weizmann Institute of Science.

Overview[edit | edit source]

BioNumbers was created to address the need for a centralized resource for quantitative information in biology. The database contains a wide range of data, from the number of cells in the human body to the speed of nerve impulses. The information is collected from various sources, including scientific literature, textbooks, and other databases.

Content[edit | edit source]

The content of BioNumbers is diverse and covers a wide range of biological entities. The database includes information about the number of cells in the human body, the number of genes in various organisms, the size of cells and organelles, the concentration of proteins and other molecules in cells, and many other types of data. The information is presented in a standardized format, with references to the original sources.

Use[edit | edit source]

BioNumbers is used by researchers, educators, and students in various fields of biology. It provides a valuable resource for quantitative information, which can be used for research, teaching, and learning. The database is freely accessible and can be searched by keyword, category, or by browsing the list of numbers.

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