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PMN Summer Road Shows!
6/1/2009 Many researchers and students from around the world had a chance to see PMN presentations and posters at conferences and universities during the summer of 2009. July 27-31 San Pedro, Costa Rica July 18 – 22, Honolulu, HI June 30 – July 4, Edinburgh, Scotland Please see our presentations page for more details.
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PlantCyc 2.0 and AraCyc 5.0 release!
3/1/2009 These releases contain many new pathways, enzymes, reactions, and compounds! A few highlights . . . PlantCyc 2.0 has a whole new set of predicted enzymes from Medicago, tomato, and rice mapped onto the metabolic pathways and more . . . AraCyc 5.0 has new compounds identified through the NSF 2010 Metabolomics Project and…
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New easy access to PlantCyc species
9/1/2008 Have you ever wondered what information PlantCyc has about apples, bluebells, or carrots? To find out more, please come visit the newly created PlantCyc species page found on the “Databases” submenu. Quickly link to all of the pathways with curated information for your favorite species Browse through the list of over 250 species, from…
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New PRIMe Metabolomics Links
8/1/2008 Come see new links to metabolite identification resources and data analysis tools from PRIMe on our Metabolomics Resources page. While you’re there, explore the array of helpful websites you can access through these pages.
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PMN Roadshow . . . come make connections at upcoming conferences
6/1/2008 An important part of the PMN mandate is to encourage interactions and data exchange within the metabolic research community. So, please come meet the PMN staff, give us feedback, and learn about how PMN can help your research at the following conferences in the summer of 2008:
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Carnegie Canada Kick-off Jamboree!
2/21/2008 Members of the PMN welcomed collaborators from the University of Calgary (David Liscombe, Jeorg Ziegler, Peter Facchini), the Canadian National Research Council – Plant Biotechnology Institute (Dustin Cram, Jonathan Page (via WebX)), and Cornell University (Anuradha Pujar) to an organizational meeting and curatorial jamboree. The Carnegie Canada cross-border cooperative effort will seek to improve…