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Build a species-specific OMA browser for your community

Posted 21 August 2023

The OMA browser framework was used to build the Corona and Drosophila OMA browsers. Read this paper and build one for your community!

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New ASAP release

Posted 25 August 2026

Version 8 of ASAP, the web-based, collaborative portal aimed at rendering single-cell 'omics data analyses more accessible to researchers, has been released. Try it out and send feedback to its developers!

The new release features: [Read more]

New mOTUs tool and database release

Posted 18 August 2026

The marker gene-based taxonomic profiling tool mOTUs has undergone a major update and its associated database has also been updated. A new API allows access to the database. [Read more]

New in Expasy: PBI-Scope

Posted 11 August 2026

Looking to train neural networks and AI models for phage-host interaction prediction? PBI-Scope is a bioinformatics pipeline that makes phage genomic data from PhageScope and their hosts available in an efficient, structured format especially for that.

New in Expasy: STUN

Posted 31 July 2026

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.

New OMA release available

Posted 21 July 2026

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.