Back to the future
Hi! Do you remember Dynamic Signalling Maps, from the early 2000s? Oh... nevermind :) If you are interested in biological signaling pathways, come back soon for some good news! In the meantime, here's a quick reminder courtesy of Gemini: "Dynamic Signaling Maps™" (DSM) refers to a web-based software product developed by Hippron Physiomics Inc. in the early 2000s, designed for the visualization and analysis of cell signaling transduction pathways. (If you are curious to know, a "hippron", from the Ancient Greek word ἵππος/híppos, meaning "horse", is a time-traveling animal, imagined by the creative mind of Gérard Klein in his book Les Seigneurs de la Guerre . In the English version of the book, The Overlords of War , it was aptly named "pegasone".) Key Details About the Dynamic Signaling Maps software: Functionality: It was a web-based tool for the dynamic visualization of signal transduction pathways. It allowed researchers to visualize, cr...