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ICYMI, this month's Alliance webinar, "MCP-What is it and what can it do for you?", presented by Lincoln Stein, is now on the Alliance YouTube channel.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DELYj8BOpWk
Want to know about future or past webinars? Check the Alliance Event Calendar https://www.alliancegenome.org/event-calendar
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Please register by 11pm ET TONIGHT (1/14) to get the zoom link to hear Lincoln Stein give an introduction to model context protocols for AI agents TOMORROW (1/15, noon ET) https://tinyurl.com/4f9ycybt.
A schedule of upcoming webinars & recordings of past webinars is here https://www.alliancegenome.org/event-calendar
Improved in Alliance v. 8.3.0:
The gene page Expression ribbon and table have been updated to improve sorting features.
For example, the table is sorted by Location by default. If one instead sorts Assay, the other columns will also sort (by Location then Stage).
As a final nod to 2025, the Gene Ontology announces our latest paper in NARl! Updates include expanded ontology & annotations in metabolism, multi-org interactions, chromatin remodeling & more.
Also featuring our Functionome v2 and 1500+ GO-CAM pathway models! 🧬🧪
New in Alliance v8.3.0: The Transgene Alleles section of gene pages has been updated to include alleles in which the gene serves only as a regulatory region driving another component (such as a fluorescent tag or a binary driver like GAL4); previously such alleles weren't displayed on gene pages.
The components being driven by a gene's regulatory region are displayed in the Expressed Components column, as well as in the Transgenic Constructs section of Alleles/Variants reports.
Gene Ontology