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PMN 9.0 provides enhanced predictions of enzymes, reactions and pathways!
We improved enzyme and reaction prediction using our new version Ensemble Enzyme Prediction Pipeline (E2P2 v2.1) and update all the 17 species-specific databases. AraCyc (Arabidopsis) BarleyCyc BrachypodiumCyc CassavaCyc (cassava, yucca)
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CornCyc 4.0 adds new content
We identified and fixed a technical data-processing error in CornCyc 3.5.Our updated CornCyc 4.0 contains: 24 new pathways 839 new enzymes 173 new reactions The corrected and updated database, CornCyc
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PlantCyc 8.0 joins 17 species-specific databases at the PMN: Grasses galore and much more!
Grasses galore and much more! We continue to roll out our PMN 8 release that started in June: New additions: PlantCyc 8.0 (350+ plant species) AraCyc 11.5 (Arabidopsis) ChlamyCyc 3.5
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PMN 8.0 provides 17 species: Grasses galore and much more!
Grasses galore and much more! Seven new databases: BarleyCyc BrachypodiumCyc ChineseCabbageCyc OryzaCyc (rice) SetariaCyc SorghumBicolorCyc (sorghum) SwitchgrassCyc Ten updated databases: AraCyc (Arabidopsis) CassavaCyc (cassava, yucca) ChlamyCyc (a green alga) CornCyc
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Come see the PMN at PAG in January
The PMN invites you to come to our workshop at the Plant and Animals Genome Conference (PAG XXI) on Sunday, January 13 in San Diego. The PMN, the Sol Genomics
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Finding your favorite gene in AraCyc just got easier!
Now you’re doubly likely to find Arabidopsis genes using AGI locus codes (e.g. AT4G33030) AND Gene symbols (e.g. SQD1) because the PMN has loaded the latest set of gene “symbols”
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Get your data groove going with Groups!
Get the data you want in the format you need using the Groups functions at the PMN. * Got a list of up-regulated genes? * Want to know all of
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Desktop downloads offer opportunities
Did you know that you can download all eleven of the PMN databases plus the Pathway Tools software? Working on a local copy of a database enables you to: Build
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From fruit trees to freshwater algae – FOUR NEW SPECIES at the PMN provide comparative power!
Once again, the Plant Metabolic Network is growing and this time it’s expanding beyond flowering plants with four new databases: ChlamyCyc MossCyc SelaginellaCyc PapayaCyc Come see how our new databases
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Come meet the PMN in Austin!
Want to learn about the newest PMN data? Eager for a demo on data analysis using the Omics viewer? Interested in annotating your favorite enzyme? Then meet with a PMN