- Course overview
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- Let’s begin the journey
- Travel back in time to the Ice Age: Europe PMC
- Nice moves (genetically speaking): Ensembl
- Travel to high altitude: ArrayExpress
- Future travel (Plants in space): Expression Atlas
- The joys of travel (food) part 1: IntAct
- The joys of travel (food) part 2: ChEMBL
- Travel challenges (jet-lag): Complex Portal
- Perils of travel: PDBe and EMDB
- Travel to a cool destination (The Arctic): MGnify
- Discover more data resources
- The journey continues
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- References
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The joys of travel (food) part 1: IntAct
Food! One of the pleasures of travel is experiencing new cultures and foods. Broad beans (or fava beans) are a staple food source across the world and turn up in many dishes5.
In broad beans (and many other plants) phototropins control how the plant responds to changes in light by triggering various downstream signalling pathways.
Try solving the following challenge using IntAct. Give it a go yourself before looking at the solution at the bottom of this page. Turn the card if you need a hint!
Solution
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