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With the advent of low-cost, massively parallel sequencing, researchers are often faced with the task of manually curating lists of significant genes to find points of biological interest for further study. Determining the protein product function and biological significance in the context of the study for these genes can consume significant time and effort. Despite dozens of data sources that provide gene annotations, including genomic mapping, aliases, expression, function, disease associations, ontology terms, and more, accessing this information requires combing through these databases as well as the knowledge of their existence. While many databases provide APIs for high-throughput annotation (e.g. UniProtKB (Bateman et al., 2017), NCBI Gene (Brown et al., 2015), and Ensembl (Zerbino et al., 2018)), there exist few non-programmatic options for querying and collating information from multiple databases for everyday use. Genotify addresses this unmet need, providing an intuitive GUI with flexible search options that intelligently queries both general and species-specific databases to expedite manual curation and enable convenient routine gene lookup.

Genotify: Fast, lightweight gene lookup and summarization