Explore gene and protein functions in BioGPS, a free gene annotation portal.

biogps.org
BioGPS homepage screenshot

About BioGPS

BioGPS is a gene annotation portal for learning about gene and protein function. Users search for a gene of interest, view its annotation report, browse report layouts, and build their own report.

It supports search by gene symbol, wildcard queries, Gene Ontology, Affymetrix IDs, Interpro, and genomic interval, and can be extended and customized with plugins and layouts. Internet Explorer 6 and 7 are no longer supported.

Key features

  • Search genes by symbol, Gene Ontology, and Affymetrix IDs
  • Search by Interpro terms and genomic intervals
  • Support for wildcard queries in gene search
  • View gene annotation reports for genes of interest
  • Browse existing gene report layouts
  • Build custom gene reports and layouts with plugins
Best for: Researchers and students who need to look up gene and protein function.
Good for
  • Multiple search types including ontology, IDs, and genomic interval
  • Users can browse layouts and build their own gene reports
  • Extensible and customizable through plugins
Watch out for
  • Internet Explorer 6 and 7 are not supported

BioGPS at a glance

Official website
biogps.org
Type
Dataset
Platforms
Web
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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BioGPS FAQ

What search types does BioGPS support?
Gene symbols, wildcard queries, Gene Ontology, Affymetrix IDs, Interpro, and genomic intervals.
How do I use BioGPS to learn about a gene?
Search for the gene, view its annotation report, browse report layouts, and build your own report.
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