Renal Na+/H+ antiporter (NHE3) model

We are conducting a study called "Smart searching for the Physiome Project" aiming to add to the Physiome Model Repository (PMR) a "Google search" style interface for information, models, and knowledge retrieval. The interface will be simple yet powerful, so it will be useful and can be easily used by advanced and less experienced users alike.

Therefore, we need your participation by answering questions along with your activity in the PMR which are intended to gather data regarding the PMR on your:

• familiarity and use,
• needs and requirements,
• relevance of discovered models and satisfaction.

The collected data will be utilised to develop novel algorithms and technologies for:

• query processing and interpretation;
• models indexing, ranking, and presentation;
• and search engine evaluation.

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