- Course overview
- Search within this course
- What is IntAct?
- Searching and visualising data in IntAct
- Getting data from IntAct
- Submitting data to IntAct
- Your feedback
- Get help and support on IntAct
- References
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Searching and visualising data in IntAct
Data are submitted directly by individuals, submitted from high-throughput projects, or derived from the scientific literature. The submitted information is curated by professionals with a background in the molecular life sciences. Information in IntAct is cross-referenced to other data resources, both from within and from beyond EMBL-EBI (Figure 1).
You can browse the IntAct website, download your search results, or download the entire IntAct system and all its data. Topic-specific data sets are also available for bulk download. Finally, you can access all the information in IntAct, plus additional data, via the IMEx and PSICQUIC websites (Figure 2).
