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News and Notes
- June 30, 2009: modMine release 10
144 submissions, easier query of reagents and experimental factors, submissions can be grouped by experiment. - May 7, 2009: modMine release 9
Featuring 98 submissions and richer WormBase data. - May 1, 2009: Histone Mark Antibody Validation results, compiled by Gary Karpen and Susan Strome, are now available
- March 23, 2009: modMine release 8
Featuring 77 submissions, new tools for finding overlapping features and close genes, and a new metadata browser. - February 5, 2009: modMine release 7
With the first C. elegans submissions. - December 10, 2008: modMine release 6
With 29 submissions. - October 24, 2008: New modMine release
Release 5 of modMine features the first 8 submissions of the project. - October 7, 2008: New modENCODE publication from the Lieb lab
Jason Lieb's lab, at the University of North Carolina, recently published their ChIP-chip experiments on RNA Polymerase II and htz-1 (a histone variant) in the September issue of PLoS Genetics. Their data tracks can now be viewed on the modENCODE C. elegans Genome Browser.