*TULIP: A Five-Star Table and List - From Machine-Readable to Machine-Understandable… DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.91406*

Each object in the Semantic Web is a part of a huge distributed database on the Internet which can be processed by computers, and results can be presented in a variety of formats as required by users.

In summary, Semantic Web is a technology that is based on the current technology and the Internet. It relies on a set of protocols at different levels that works together to create the distributed data structure on the Web in the form of relationships that linked together across the system through the Internet. An example of the benefits of the Semantic Web is to search for information about proteins that affect the treatment of Alzheimer's disease as currently being studied around the world. If searching using a regular search engine, it may reach about 223,000 documents around the Web. Many of these documents may not be relevant. However, if searching through the Semantic Web, the result is the list of 32 proteins from the Semantic Web of researchers sharing and exchanging information on the disease.<sup>1</sup>
