Do you want to access, understand or analyse protein data? The course "Protein sequence databases and sequence annotation at UniProtKB" on 14 October 2022, organised by SIB Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics, may be of interest to you.
How to better understand the mechanisms involved in the infection of cells by viruses? Check out this article (in French) by Frederique Lisacek's group, the provider of Glyco@Expasy
Discover how the SIB Resources provide knowledge and strategies to fight SARS-Cov-2 in the latest SIB Profile.
Wastewater monitoring is an effective way to obtain a rapid overview of the spread of SARS-CoV-2 in the population. The Swiss national wastewater monitoring programme relies on the V-pipe bioinformatics pipeline, an SIB resource, for its sequence analysis part.
Two more resources on Expasy were awarded "SIB Remarkable Output 2021": Nextclade and CoV-spectrum. Discover them now!
Discover the SIB Remarkable Outputs of 2021! Check out BUSCO and SwissDrugDesign, two of the freshly awarded resources!
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Discover the newest resources in SIB’s infrastructure portfolio: ASAP, Cellosaurus, Glyco@Expasy, and Nextstrain.
Discover how SIB Resources such as OrthoDB, UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot, and Bgee enabled SIB scientists to find a strong convergence in the global gene expression levels of venom glands across very different animals.
Discover how SIB is managing the life cycle of its portfolio of open data Resources, in a new paper published in Briefings in Bioinformatics.