Are you planning to carry out comparative genomics analyses to investigate biological or evolutionary questions? The SIB course on Comparative genomics using OMA, OrthoDB and Bgee is open for applications.
Cellosaurus release 46 is out! The anatomical site from which cell lines originate is now standardized using UBERON and the cell type information using the Cell Ontology.
Did you miss the latest SIB course on Bgee? View the videos for the Introduction, Overview, Data integration, Data access, and Tools.
Try the new version of STRING (v12.0) which includes new genomes, data sources and methods here and report any issues!
Is the word glycosciences new to you? This video co-conceived by the Glyco@Expasy team introduces you to glycans and glycosciences in less than 2 min.
Check out Glittr! It currently lists 319 Git repositories with bioinformatics training materials, including several from SIB.
AlphaFoldDB structures are now included in the SWISS-MODEL homology modelling pipeline alongside the experimental structure based templates from the SWISS-MODEL Template Library. More here!
The latest Protein Spotlight focuses on mucus, sialic acid and … sialyltransferases! A search in Expasy for sialyltransferase retrieves SIB databases with structural, metabolic, expression, orthology and protein information about these enzymes.
How do we best protect biodiversity in a rapidly changing world and with limited resources? Using CAPTAIN of course!
Protein Sequence Databases and Sequence Annotation at UniProtKB. Apply by April 20 to attend this SIB course!