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Plant metabolism grabs the spotlight
Check out this special Science issue on Plant Metabolism Peruse more than 10 reviews, reports, perspectives, and even a podcast to learn about some of the most recent high impact
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Pondering Molecular Network Evolution
Current Opinion in Plant Biology asks . . . How do the evolutionary forces that act on phenotypes affect the molecular networks that underly plant growth and development? How can
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Podcasting from the PMN!
Rev up your plant metabolism excitement by watching or listening to Episode 78 of This Week in Science and Education where the PMN’s very own Dr. Sue Rhee describes how
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BLAST into four new species!
Deciphering the function of an unknown protein? Searching for a related enzyme in a plant species? Want access to a trusted set of enzymes? Then come BLAST against our new
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Intern input connects you to compounds
We are grateful to our undergraduate interns who have enriched our new and “old” databases with references citing evidence of many compounds found in each species. Check out the bottom
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Welcome to FOUR NEW species!
The PMN is pleased to provide four new species-specific databases as part of the PMN 6.0 release: CassavaCyc 1.0 CornCyc 1.0 GrapeCyc 1.0 SoyCyc 2.0 And don’t miss the new
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The PMN goes to Amsterdam!
Please come hear Dr. Sue Rhee, the PI of the PMN project, as she describes genome-wide molecular networks at the Plant Genome Evolution conference in Amsterdam on Tuesday, September 6.
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We want your data at the ASPB Meeting!
Please come to a database overview and hands-on community curation workshop at the ASPB Meeting co-hosted by the PMN. We want your help to get the lastest information on plant
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Better Metabolic Over-viewing!
Use the improved Metabolic Overview to easily overlay experimental data find and highlight compounds, enzymes, and reactions zoom and pan against the backdrop of the Arabidopsis or Poplar metabolic map!
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New PMN releases!
Please come search for your favorite pathways in the newest versions of our PMN databases: PlantCyc 5.0 AraCyc 8.0 PoplarCyc 3.0 With over 40 new pathways and 150 new enzymes,