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SEMANTIC XCERPTION

Vincatis - SEMANTIC XCERPTION

Accessibility and availability of well-prepared data extracted from journal articles, patents, and abstracts is essential for researchers pursuing new targets and drugs. Staying current on specific research interests presents a challenge. The Vincatis platform SEMANTIC XCERPTION will enable researchers to access manually extracted data quickly and affordably. The Vincatis team has extensive experience in creating disease and target-specific databases, which involves data mining and manual, AI/ML extraction.

Data sources– Journal articles, patents, Abstracts, conferences, Internal proprietary data, Clinical trials, Commercial & Open Databases.
Chemistry Biology Clinical Trails
Chemical Structures
Biological Data
Study Design Details
Reactions
Pathways Reactions
Treatment Information
Markush Structures
Pr-Pr Interactions
Pharmacodynamic Data
Indexing
Assay Details
Pharmacokinetic Data
Experimental Annotation
Biomarkers
Demographics
File Formats 

Flat files, Relational Files, Customer defined formats

Guidelines

Controlled vocabularies, Industry standard ontologies, Bibliography data with common identifiers Manual excerption thru online tools

How SEMANTIC XCERPTION Helps Researches Stay Ahead

  • Reduces time to insight by substituting manual literature evaluation with curated, contextually rich excerpts that adhere to researcher-defined frameworks.

  • Enhances coverage and recall by consolidating journals, patents, conferences, and trials into one semantic layer featuring de-duplication and cross-linking.

  • Improves decision-making quality through organized evidence maps that reveal inconsistencies, alignments, and deficiencies among sources.

  • Achieves cost efficiency by integrating AI-driven triage with specialized curation for optimal accuracy in critical areas.

Vincatis SEMANTIC XCERPTION provides reliable, prompt, and economical curated information, allowing research teams to concentrate on hypotheses and decision-making instead of manual literature management.