- Course overview
- Search within this course
- Why Ensembl?
- What is Ensembl?
- When to use Ensembl
- How to access Ensembl
- How to search Ensembl
- How to search Ensembl
- How to search Ensembl
- Navigating Ensembl
- Customise Ensembl
- Manage your data
- Export data
- Download data with BioMart
- Bulk download genome-wide data files with FTP
- Ensembl tools
- Summary
- Guided examples of using Ensembl
- Exercises
- Your feedback
- Get help and support on Ensembl
- Acknowledgements
- Learn more
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Exploring sources of biological data
A wealth of biological data can be viewed, downloaded and compared such as:
- genes
- conserved sequences across species
- sequence variation
- sequences implicated in gene regulation
As well as performing genomic annotation, Ensembl also brings together information from multiple resources, using the genome as a base for this annotation.
Tired of reading? Check out our introduction to genome browsing video tutorial (Video 4)!