DroSpeGe: Drosophila Species Genomes

This service provides a view of Drosophila genome data, with genome maps and BLAST sequence search, for these species.

2019-April: Now archived at Jetstream-cloud.org

Genes from DrosMel RNA-Seq   Gene Assembly of Drosophila modEncode RNA-Seq, with new software : 2009-Sept   Arthropod Genomes   Summary of arthropod genomes with ortholog clusters, blast, etc. : 2010-January   Aphid Genome   Draft pea aphid genome with new predictions, protein maps, cDNA assemblies : 2008-June   Transcriptome expression   DrosMel tile expression gene predictions (Affymetrix, modEncode) : 2008-May   Daphnia genome   This new arthropod waterflea genome offers a comparative outgroup to insects: 2007-July   Gene gain/loss in GO groups     Gains and losses in gene groups (GO) are found for species. : 2006-Dec   About DroSpeGe paper   DroSpeGe: Rapid access database for new Drosophila species genomes. NAR, 2007   2000 New D.mel Genes & Exons     Preliminary phylogenetic assessment of missing D. melanogaster genes and exons. 2006-Aug   BioMart : DroSpeGe     a tool for mining homologies and annotations of Drosophila genomes. Updated 2006-Aug   TeraGrid "flies" fast for genomes     Fruitfly genomes are analyzed rapidly on US TeraGrid shared cyberinfrastructure 2006-June   Common Chromosomes     Overview of Muller Elements and Synteny in Drosophila Genomes 2006-Feb   Twelve Genomes !     Twelve Drosophila species genomes with over 2 Billion nucleotides. (D. willistoni map) 2006-Feb

The new BIOSCI/Bionet newsgroup ARTHROPOD provides a public forum for discussion and collaboration of shared biology interests among scientists studying species of Arthropoda (moderated). Please join and contribute to the discussion. Arthropods are the largest phylum of animals and include the insects, arachnids, crustaceans, and others. Topics of major interest for this list include Evolution and phylogenetics of arthropods; Genomics including comparative genomics, databases and resources; Vector arthropods of human and agricultural diseases. List-mail: arthropod @ net.bio.net .. List-Subscribe: http://www.bio.net/biomail/listinfo/arthropod .. List-Archives: http://www.bio.net/bionet/mm/arthropod/ Don Gilbert, 2009 October