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Here’s a quick round up of interesting weird and wonderful things from the past week or so. The best bits are below:
Sciencey:
Biology rocks! Bob Goldstein, a UNC evolutionary and developmental biologist, spoke with The Scientist about how the school’s biology posters end up looking like collector’s items, and not just lackluster placards that get tacked [...]
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Read all about Ensembl’s new design, improved web code, and future plans here:
Be sure to check out the Ensembl Genome Browser. Ensembl makes it easy to:
Mine Ensembl with BioMart and export sequences or tables in text, html, or Excel format
Add custom tracks using our new Control Panel
Upload your own data and save it to your [...]
Tags:Ensembl, bioinformatics, database, genome browser, resources
A little over a week ago I posted text from the Ensembl Weblog about the Ensemble50 release planned for the end of July. They’re looking for beta testers who can take a look at the interface and provide feedback in the form of a survey. If you’re interested, send an email to [...]
Posted by Bronwen, Genebuild team on the Ensembl blog last week:
Ensembl 50
Ensembl is now busy with preparations for our next release, Ensembl 50! We’re working hard and we’ll keep you updated on what’s in store for this release. Our biggest new development will be our revamped website. As usual, we have updated some species [...]
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