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!
Apply to attend the SIB course Gene Expression made Useful Easily: Tools and Database of Bgee which will be live streamed on May 29, 2026! This 0.5-day course is taught by the developers of Bgee.
Two Swiss Personalized Health Network (SPHN) resources, the SPHN Metadata Catalog and the SPHN SPARQL endpoint, have been added.
Open‑access Nextstrain and Nextclade resources for Lassa virus that enable live phylogenetic and phylogeographic visualisation, rapid mutation detection, and robust lineage assignment from the L and S segments and the glycoprotein complex are described here!
Cellosaurus, the knowledge resource on cell lines, now contains information for 167186 cell lines from 904 species extracted from 29959 distinct publications. If you're working with cell lines, this is the go-to reference!
Discover the seven outstanding data resources, software tools, and peer-reviewed publications which have been recognized as SIB Remarkable Outputs 2025!