A new visualization for reactions in Rhea shows, for each non-hydrogen atom in the reactant, the corresponding atom in the product. Check this entry's Atom map tab!
For the first time, human biodata has been integrated with that of other organisms to create the PAN-GO resource, providing a comprehensive view of human gene function. Co-developed by SIB’s Swiss-Prot group, you can read about it in Nature.
ModelArchive is a deposition database for computational macromolecular, complementing the Protein Data Bank and AlphaFold DB. It hosts 600,000+ models, supporting various molecules and complexes. Read about it here!
Are you involved in large-scale viral sequence analysis projects? Then V-pipe 3.0, a computational pipeline designed for analyzing next-generation sequencing data of short viral genomes, is for you!
Try STRING's new Values/Ranks Enrichment API for high-throughput GSEA! Its automated analysis and graph generation with their powerful, user-friendly tool, is designed for efficient large-scale dataset analysis.
In 2024, the freely accessible SwissDrugDesign suite of tools, part of the SIB portfolio of open software and databases, processed >5 million computer-aided drug design jobs—a remarkable >40% growth. Try it out!
Do you know BEAST2, mOTUs, and SPSP, the new open biodata resources supported by the SIB Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics? Read more about them here.
Time to shine in 2025! The call for submissions for the SIB Bioinformatics Awards is open until January 31st
Bgee has integrated single-cell RNA-sequencing expression data, as well as additional species. A new interface allows users to retrieve experiments, samples or cell populations and gene read counts. Try it out!
A new GenSpectrum release is out! Use this interactive platform to query and analyze pathogen sequences from SARS-CoV-2, influenza A/H5N1, West Nile, RSV-A and –B.