Release 25 of modMine contains all the submissions validated by the end of August 2011. There are 1664 submissions, organised in 69 experiments which in turn are divided in 12 categories.

There are 1185 submissions regarding D. melanogaster, 464 concern C. elegans, and there is also a small number of submssions for other Drosophila species:

New in this release.

- Ensembl Compara

The Ensembl Compara data set has been used to get homologues information.

- Easier exploration of other mines

Links to other mines (RatMine, FlyMine, metabolicMine,ZFINMine, YeastMine)  are available on reposrt and list report pages and allows exploration of orthologues genes.

Release 23 of modMine contains all the submissions validated by the end of April 2011. There are 1451 submissions, organised in 61 experiments which in turn are divided in 14 categories. The break down of the number of submissions in term of organism is the following:

New in this release:

• All the worm data has been updated to genomic version 220
• New display for the content pages, allowing a more compact overview of the data available

Release 22 of modMine contains 1220 submissions, organised in 57 experiments which in turn are divided in 14 categories. The break down of the number of submissions in term of organism is the following:

New in this release:

• Network displayer for the Worm Regulatory Network, where you explore the network and access reports on all the genes involved. The network displayer enliven the graph of Figure 3 in the paper “Integrative Analysis of the Caenorhabditis elegans Genome by the modENCODE Project. (2010) Science 330: 1775-1787. [DOI:10.1126/science.1196914]“
• Now features of the type ‘binding site’ are associated to their source file, i.e. the submitted file containing the given feature. When in a submission this type of features derive form more than a single data file, they are displayed also in the summaries.

New full release with 770 submissions. 568 concern fly, 202 worm.

This release contains a snapshot of all fly and worm data for analysis (data analysis freeze).

Please note that the submissions for fly of the Henikoff group have been updated respect release 14. The update has increased the number of submissions by 8.

Lieb Project

Waterston Project

Lieb Project

stages: adult male, embryo, l1 larva, l2 larva, l3 larva, l4 larva, newly molted young adult hermaphrodite
strains: CB4689, N2
tissue: whole organism

Here’s the breakdown by project:

Waterston Project

antibodys: dpy-27, htz-1, no antibody control, rna polii ctd domain unphosophorylated, sdc-3
stage: embryo
strain: N2
tissue: whole organism

Here’s the breakdown by project:

Lieb Project

antibodys: daf-16, pha-4, RNA pol II
stages: embryo, l1 larva, l4 larva, l4-adult molt, newly molted young adult hermaphrodite
strains: OP37, TJ356
tissue: whole organism

Here’s the breakdown by project:

Snyder Project

antibodies: ama-1, dpy-27, mab-5, pha-4, sdc-3, RNA Polymerase II
stages: embryo, l3 larva, l4 larva, l4-adult molt, newly molted young adult hermaphrodite
strains: N2, OP26, OP34, OP37
tissue: whole organism

Here’s the breakdown by project:

Lieb Project

Snyder Project