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standardised access to identifier mappings bridgedb home documentation webservices download identifier mapping databases development standardised access to identifier mappings bridgedb is a framework to map identifiers between various biological databases and related resources these mappings are provided for genes proteins metabolites metabolic reactions diseases complexes and publications bridgedb includes a java library that provides an api for programmatic access framework and libraries identifier mapping databases tutorials and workflows webservice and api webservice implementation docker and semantic web documentation collaborators contact us how to cite contributing organisations bridgedbproject visit our mastodon account for news and updates bridgedb org is part of the elixir infrastructure the elixir recommended interoperability resources rirs are tools and registries that have been selected by a panel of external reviewers these resources build a network of foundational components underlying the elixir interoperability fair service framework