The new Model Organism Database Updates issue of GENETICS is out, and includes the new FlyBase paper: FlyBase: updates to the Drosophila genes and genomes database
https://t.co/UfKmnqesiL
New paper: Moon, Hu, Dzieciatkowska, Kim, Chen, Asara, D'Alssandro, Perrimon Identification of high sugar diet-induced dysregulated metabolic pathways in muscle using tissue-specific metabolic models in Drosophila
https://t.co/7WLeieevLQ
Pleased to share this new report synthesising information on #Drosophila alpha-ketoacid dehydrogenase complexes - key players in central #metabolism. Thanks to #micropublication for the rapid turnaround! https://t.co/6KozdMk8sN
We've refreshed the links between FlyBase genes and #KEGG https://t.co/iaJXUB27fL and #Reactome https://t.co/ijWETT0Rl2. These links are displayed in the Pathways section (External Data subsection) of FlyBase gene reports.
@reactome
New in #GeneGroups!
Have you wanted a one-stop resource to find Drosophila genes involved in transmembrane transport? We've compiled the Transmembrane Transporter Collection. TRANSMEMBRANE TRANSPORTERS https://t.co/C3AFJkpO8Q was assembled from multiple sources, including
Calling all fly folks! 🪰 You’re familiar with community resources like databases, knowledgebases, and stock centers, including @FlyBaseDotOrg.
Be sure to support the funding and growth of these resources by citing them in-text in your next paper!
https://t.co/CdArHLlKqy
Many congratulations to all of our Bloomington Drosophila Stock Center colleagues @flystocks at Indiana University @IUBloomington recognized for their outstanding community service at #TAGC24#Dros24@GeneticsGSA🧵1/5
🤩 Access more than 76,000 diverse 𝘋𝘳𝘰𝘴𝘰𝘱𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘢 𝘮𝘦𝘭𝘢𝘯𝘰𝘨𝘢𝘴𝘵𝘦𝘳 strains for your research at @flystocks, from gene modification to disease modeling. #ORIPResourceOfTheMonth (ORIP support through P40OD018537) @IndianaUniv
https://t.co/ZRjkYZcyrv
As you're making last minute plans for #TAGC24, make sure to find a #GeneOntology representative while you're there!
Read more: https://t.co/wt4bjOzYPS
Following our recent update to the FlyCyc https://t.co/8Hc8lYk95k metabolic network, we have now updated the gene-to-pathway links from FlyBase gene reports to their corresponding pages at FlyCyc.
@BioCyc
When you review a paper that involves Drosophila research, please insist that Flybase and the other resource centers are appropriately cited and acknowledged. If we want to keep these resources, we need to prove their value to the funding agencies!
A new experimental evidence-weighted signaling pathway resource in FlyBase
Read this Techniques and Resources Article by Helen Attrill, Giulia Antonazzo, Joshua Goodman, Jim Thurmond, Victor Strelets, Nicholas Brown and the @FlyBaseDotOrg Consortium:
https://t.co/2vkz0L9XTQ
A new, updated version of the FlyCyc (Drosophila melanogaster) metabolic network is now available as part of BioCyc. This new release includes substantial updates to functional, genomic and nomenclature data.
https://t.co/epo77Emsk9
https://t.co/MfL15FWCm1
Ever wonder if GO can help with metabolomics? Mahajan et al. have developed a tool for GO analysis of a metabolite list. Read more at https://t.co/WBkw9VSM8W
A new, updated version of the FlyCyc metabolic network https://t.co/CGumbLrgER is now available as part of the BioCyc https://t.co/fn2HmfnCR6 collection of Pathway/Genome Databases.
@BioCyc
Happy to announce a new update to FlyCyc, the metabolic network for #Drosophila at @BioCyc: https://t.co/dZIHarMMnZ. This is based on the latest functional, genomic and nomenclature data in @FlyBaseDotOrg
My article on explainable machine learning for enzyme-catalysed reaction classification has just been published in @jcheminf.
More on it tomorrow (I want to try something new with a video tl;dr :-))
https://t.co/HZJfdQhQgF