Rhea release 135 is now online! Explore 16,970 reactions involving 13,972 reaction participants evidenced by 18,002 bibliographic unique references.
Are you doing next-generation sequencing on viral samples? Check out V-pipe, a computational pipeline for processing and analysing mixed virus populations!
The 50th release of Cellosaurus, the knowledge resource on cell lines, is out! If your cell line is not listed, submit it and get an RRID so you, and others, can cite it.
Expasy is evolving! Handy links to the documentation and/or tutorial for resources have been added – have a look at the open-source Nextstrain project.
Struggling to answer a question about proteins, more specifically, enzymes? Unsure whether the information you need is in UniProt? If so, this video is for you.
The GCBR of the week, Cellosaurus, is a knowledge resource on cell lines which facilitates the selection of appropriate cell lines for research projects, ensuring reproducibility, and addressing issues of cell line misidentification and contamination.
neXtProt, the human protein knowledgebase, will halt updates in 2024 and cease operations by year-end. Share your thoughts on how to repurpose or relocate its valuable components!
Featured analyses in Nextstrain include influenza A/H5N1 cattle outbreak, twenty years of West Nile virus spread in the Americas and molecular epidemiology of Chikungunya virus, among others!
Rhea, the knowledgebase of biochemical reactions being used by UniProt, is being highlighted in the GCBR of the Week series here!