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The information in Biozon is logically represented as a graph in which
nodes represent some unit of data, and edges indicate a relationship
between two nodes. The graph that you are presented with in the main
homepage (as in the figure below) is a simplified schematic
representation of the main data types in Biozon and their
relationships. 
Each type of data is searchable through a type-specific form,
accessible by clicking on the corresponding icon. You can also form
complex queries that span multiple data types or fuzzy
searches that include also similarity relations between
entities. You can rank the results using prominence values that were
computed based on spectral analysis of the data graph, view each
entity in its broader biological context, save your queries and
materialize the results using your user account.
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