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Transitioning from LocusLink to Entrez Gene

Cancer Chromosomes: a New Entrez Database

HomoloGene: An Entrez Database with a New Look

BLAST Link (BLink) to Protein Alignments and Structures

Debut of the HCT Database and Anthropology/Allele Frequencies in dbMHC

350kb Sequence Length Limit Removed by Sequence Database Collaboration

New Eukaryotic Genomes at NCBI

Environmental Samples Make Big Splash

HIV Protein-Interaction Database

e-PCR and Reverse e-PCR: Greater Sensitivity, More Options

New Organisms in UniGene

RefSeq Accession Numbers Get Longer as Rat Gets Last 6-digit Accession

Slots available for FieldGuidePlus Training Course Onsite at NCBI

RefSeq Release 6 on FTP Site

Exponential Growth of GenBank Continues with Release 142

Entrez Tools is a 'Hot Spot'

BLAST Lab: Using BLASTClust

New Microbial Genomes in GenBank

Entrez Quiz

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New Organisms in UniGene

UniGene now covers 45 animals and plants and can be searched using the Entrez search system where it is linked to nucleotide records. Recent additions to UniGene include:

Canis familiaris (dog) with 15,281 transcript sequences in 4,544 clusters, Helianthus annuus (sunflower), with 21,155 transcript sequences in 1,904 clusters, Salmo salar (Atlantic salmon), with 23,111 sequences in 1,050 clusters, Bombyx mori (domestic silkworm), with 60,481 sequences in 2,050 clusters, Apis mellifera (honey bee), with 14,386 transcripts in 5,190 clusters, Lotus corniculatus (Birdsfoot trefoil), with 59,678 transcripts in 8,158 clusters, Physcomitrella patens (physcomitrella moss) with 83,948 transcripts in 6,950 clusters, Lactuca sativa (garden lettuce) with 53,347 transcripts in 9,656 clusters, Malus x domestica (Apple) with 34,733 transcripts in 3,996 clusters, Hydra magnipapillata with 69,049 transcripts in 5,362 clusters, Populus tremula x Populus tremuloides (aspen) with 20,820 transcripts in 2,707 clusters, and Ovis aries (sheep) with 2,852 transcripts in 1,164 clusters.

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