Interested in the population genetics of complex polygenic traits during adaptation? STUN is a flexible and user-friendly software package for simulating the polygenic adaptation of recombining haploid populations using either new mutations or standing genetic variation.
A new version of the OMA Browser is out! This 32nd release covers 2,983 genomes. For the specifics of the new and updated genomes, refer to this OMA Blog entry.
Glittr.org lists Git repositories with educational materials for the computational life sciences. The latest update improves its interoperability. [Read more]
You may encounter problems accessing Expasy on Tuesday July 14th from 18 h to 20h (CEST) due to maintenance work.
The diversity and coverage of Cellosaurus has been expanded through the integration of new patient-derived and commercially available cell line collections in version 56. Check out this latest release!
Interested in carrying out highly sensitive and efficient large-scale protein homology searches? STEAM, Search with TEA against Many, performs a fast search against large datasets of proteins translated to TEA (The Embedded Alphabet). [Read more]
Apply to attend the SIB course Using the Gene Ontology Annotations in UniProt which will be live streamed on June 15! This 0.5-day course is taught by the developers of GO and annotators at UniProt.
The mOTUs website has been updated to improve user experience. The new world map lets you see where mOTUs samples come from at a glance. The documentation and tutorials for the tool have been revisited. Check it out!