The ones you mention are all SQL.
What makes them "far better", I wonder?
Also, what's special about a "Biomed Database"? Fundamentally, it's just a database, like any other.
I would also challenge the implied assertion that "web-based" is best (and we have heard that a lot on here over the years).
What happens when (if) you can't access the web?
No need for "fancy" ... just having something reliable that actually does what you want is far more valuable, in my experience.
