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Learn about the NIH Comparative Genomics Resource (CGR) Project The Biodiversity Genomics conference will take place virtually, October 2-7, 2022. This event is hosted by the Earth BioGenome Project and is open and free for all to attend. NCBI staff will present a variety of recorded talks and posters highlighting various elements of the NIH … Continue reading Join NCBI virtually at the Biodiversity Genomics 2022 conference
Want to submit high-quality data quickly and easily to GenBank? Check out our Foreign Contamination Screen (FCS) tool, a quality assurance process that you can run yourself. FCS offers enhanced contaminant detection sensitivity to improve your genome assemblies and facilitate high-quality data submissions to GenBank. We recently made several improvements to make the tool even … Continue reading New Improvements! Try out our Foreign Contamination Screen (FCS) Tool
In response to your feedback, we’ve made more whole genome cross-species alignments available in NCBI’s Comparative Genome Viewer (CGV). You can use these alignments to explore genome rearrangements between species. You can also zoom in to analyze regions of conserved gene synteny. There are over 20 new cross-species alignments available, including human-mouse, mouse-rat, human-chimp, human-cattle, … Continue reading Now Available! More Mammalian Cross-Species Alignments in the Comparative Genome Viewer (CGV)
Join NCBI’s Nuala O’Leary, PhD at the 2022 Galaxy Community Conference (GCC2022), July 17-23 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, to learn more about Datasets, a new resource that makes it easier to access NCBI sequence data. GCC2022 brings together hundreds of researchers, trainers, tool developers, software engineers, and computational infrastructure providers, all addressing common challenges in data … Continue reading NCBI at 2022 Galaxy Community Conference
In October and November, the NCBI Eukaryotic Genome Annotation Pipeline released thirty-one new annotations in RefSeq for the following organisms: Acanthochromis polyacanthus (spiny chromis) Acomys russatus (golden spiny mouse) Andrographis paniculata (eudicot) Antechinus flavipes (yellow-footed antechinus) Apodemus sylvaticus (European woodmouse) Apus apus (common swift) Arachis duranensis (eudicot)
NLM’s NCBI Datasets announces the release of version 14 of our command-line (CLI) tools, datasets, and dataformat. This release (CLI v14.0.0) contains many improvements that are inspired by your feedback. It’s now easier than ever to browse and format metadata, generate customized tables, and download data packages. We hope these updates will improve your experience! … Continue reading Now Available! Updated NCBI Datasets Command-Line Tools
Legacy pages will be redirected effective June 2023 In June 2023, NCBI’s Assembly and Genome record pages will be redirected to new Datasets pages as part of our ongoing effort to modernize and improve your user experience. NCBI Datasets is a new resource that makes it easier to find and download genome data. We will … Continue reading New & Improved NCBI Datasets Genome and Assembly Pages
We are excited to introduce new and useful updates to the Datasets genome table that let you quickly find and download a genome dataset including genome, transcript and protein sequence, annotation, and a data report. The new genome table includes many new features and benefits (see Figure 1). With the new genome table you can: Find … Continue reading NLM’s all-new NCBI Datasets genome table is now available
Effective June 2023, the HomoloGene records will redirect to the Datasets Gene Table Do you use HomoloGene to view and download data? You can now access updated homology data from NCBI Datasets through the Datasets Gene Table with connections to NCBI Orthologs. Go directly from a HomoloGene record to the Datasets Gene Table that will … Continue reading New Way to View and Download Related Genes
Come see NCBI in person at the International Plant and Animal Genome (PAG) Conference (PAGXXIX), January 9-12 in San Diego, California. Learn about new ways that we are supporting the data management and analysis needs of scientists working across the tree of life. We’re excited to be back after a year of unprecedented circumstances! As … Continue reading Save the Date: NCBI at Plant and Animal Genome (PAGXXIX), Jan 2022
