EMBL-EBI News
Updates and announcements from EMBL-EBI
New global standards for biomedical data citation
Identifiers.org establish compact identifiers to improve long-term and consistent data citation Read more
Celgene joins Open Targets
New industry partner strengthens drug discovery collaboration Read more
PDX Finder - Free global portal for cancer models
First global online catalogue of Patient Derived Xenograft models helps cancer researchers save valuable time Read more
Ewan Birney becomes UKRI-BBSRC Council member
EMBL-EBI Director, Ewan Birney, appointed new member of UKRI-BBSRC Council Read more
New method probes gene expression by cell location
New method for single-cell sequencing analysis combines spatial and gene expression data, allowing scientists to redefine tissue identity Read more
Using robot avatars in bioinformatics training
In a first for EMBL-EBI Training, two postpartum students use robot avatars to study genomic medicine Read more
Service news from EMBL-EBI
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01 May 2018
New releases: InterPro 68.0 and InterProScan 5.29-68.0
InterPro database version 68.0 and InterProScan version 5.29-68.0 for functional analysis are now available. InterPro now covers over 80.7% of the UniProt Knowledgebase and predicts GO terms for over 67 million proteins.
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12 Apr 2018
RNAcentral 9 is available
A new version of RNAcentral (release 9) is available. It features Rat Genome Database (RGD) as the 27th Expert Database, as well as new data from Ensembl
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06 Apr 2018
Ensembl 92 has been released!
We are pleased to announce that the latest Ensembl update (e!92) has been released:http://www.ensembl.org/
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28 Mar 2018
UniProt release 2018_03
UniProt release 2018_03 is now out with 111,982,257 proteins! Read more: http://www.uniprot.org/news/2018/03/28/release.
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