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    11 feb

    Reminder: The deadline to apply for the first ever RNA-Seq in the cloud is this Friday, Feb 15. Apply here: More info:

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  2. 15 mar

    There are twenty-one new NCBI annotations in RefSeq for sheep, wombat, aphids, tree shrew, green sea turtles, falcons, pharaoh ants, and more:

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  3. 14 mar

    GenBank release 230 available, now 4.74 Terabases, 1.47 billion records.

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  4. 13 mar

    Follow the RNA-Seq in the Cloud hackathon on GitHub

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  5. 13 mar

    Did you know you can download and run the Prokaryotic Genome Annotation Pipeline on your own machine or in the cloud? Give it a try and send us your thoughts!

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    12 mar

    Track pathogenic organisms promptly with the National Database of Antibiotic Resistant Organisms via

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    12 mar

    The first iteration of our collaboration with is coming out soon. Find out more in the

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  8. 12 mar

    Watch this video if you’d like to learn more about the MANE project:

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  9. 12 mar

    Mane Select v0.5 contains a matched representative transcript for 53% of human protein-coding genes. You can use the set with NGS-based sequencing technologies & other resources that use the latest highest-quality reference human genome assembly available.

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  10. 12 mar

    We’ve created the MANE Select set v0.5 (beta) with , making it easier for you to exchange data or translate coordinates between RefSeq & Ensembl annotation results. Get the data on our FTP site and test it today! ftp://ftp.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/refseq/MANE

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    11 mar

    An new version of IgBLAST, 1.13.0, is now out help you better analyze immunoglobin and T cell receptor sequences.

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  12. 11 mar

    We’ve also made it easier to find AMR information across NCBI databases. You can search by gene symbol, protein name, or accession and retrieve the best representative DNA sequence that is a reference for genes from NDARO.

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  13. 11 mar

    Read more about NDARO on NCBI Insights:

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  14. 11 mar

    With NDARO, you can: - Browse a curated database of genes - Identify AMR genes in bacterial genomes with AMRFinder - Identify bacterial genomes with AMR genes in Isolate Browser - Submit AMR-related sequence and phenotype data

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  15. 11 mar

    Give the National Database of Antibiotic Resistant Organisms (NDARO) a try today!

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  16. 11 mar

    An new version of IgBLAST, 1.13.0, is now out help you better analyze immunoglobin and T cell receptor sequences.

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  17. 1 mar

    Need a histogram or a heat map? This short video will show you how to change your graph settings in the Genome Data Viewer.

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    28 feb

    NIH’s Medical Genetic Summaries review genetic variants that influence how a person may respond to a specific drug and help guide safe prescribing of drugs by displaying therapeutic recommendations from professional and medical societies

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    28 feb

    Looking for information on rare diseases? Search MedGen to access all available resources including GeneReviews and OMIM, practice guidelines for phenotypes with a genetic component

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    28 feb

    To help you diagnose a genetic disease, search the NIH Genetic Testing Registry GTR has 56,000 clinical & research tests to find the most appropriate molecular, cytogenetic or biochemical test for your patient

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  21. 28 feb

    Curious about rare diseases? This thread from shares a few of our resources - like dbGaP and MedGen - that can help you find information.

    Today, Feb 28, is . In this thread, we’ll be sharing some resources that give you information on rare diseases. (You can find other NIH activities in the hashtag.)
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