| ARCHIVE NEWS - Past Years |
20 May ‘11
GenExpDB ver 2.0 released! Version 1 still available here
16 Sep ‘08
The E. coli community gene expression data are now available at GenExpDB, hosted by the University of Oklahoma in partnership with EcoliHub.org. All published E. coli microarray experiments were downloaded from public repositories, manually curated to force uniformity, and normalized to allow data-mining across the database. Where it was possible, replicate samples were averaged according to the meta-data provided by contributors to GEO and the associated journal articles. More than 1900 samples and 800 experiments from over 110 GEO Accessions are currently available. We hope you will find this E. coli gene expression resource useful for your research.
16 Sep ‘08
The old E.coli GenExp data are still available at EcoliGenExp
16 Sep ‘08
EcoliHub Version 1.6 coming soon!
04 Dec ‘06
The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center Laboratory for Genomics and Bioinformatics
Newsletter online !
30 Oct ‘06
The E.coli Gene Expression Database query page has a new look and more versatile features, including the Gene Expression Ring (E-ring) viewer that integrates microarray and regulatory network data.
20 Sep ‘06
The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center Laboratory for Genomics and Bioinformatics
Newsletter online !
21 Dec ‘05
Public data release of 45 experiments in E.coli Gene Expression Database. Conceptual model of glucose-lactose diauxie and systematic mutational analysis of stringent response (relA), general stress response (rpoS), catabolite repression (crp), and aerobic respiratory control (arcA).
E.coliGenExpDB
10 Oct ‘05
The 2nd Annual Symposium of the Oklahoma Bioinformatics Society (OKBIOS). more . . .
30 Sep ‘05
New photos of SRTC are available in the Photo Gallery. more . . .
19 Sep ‘05
The SRTC September newsletter is available online !
13 Oct ‘05
New OU Bioinformatics Core Facility website now online.
E.coli Gene Expression Database users can enter here. E.coliGenExp
13 Oct ‘05
Professor Jizhong Zhou is in the process of moving his functional genomics laboratory from Oak Ridge National Laboratory to the University of Oklahoma and will join us in January 2006. Professor Zhou is a leader in Microbial Genomics and Ecology and will be a welcome addition in the Stephenson Center for Research and Technology.
10 Oct ‘05
The 2nd Annual Symposium of the Oklahoma Bioinformatics Society (OKBIOS). more . . .
19 Sep ‘05
The SRTC September newsletter is available online !
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