In our ongoing pursuit of up-to-date tutorials, I’ve been tracking changes that are occurring at resources and planning our updates accordingly. Protein resources are especially going to keep me out of trouble this summer, because their developers and curators have been busy! I’ve compiled a short synopsis below, and would appreciate [...]
Out at a recent training I was talking to a scientist about resources for protein modifications–specifically glycans. There are special challenges and complexities about studying these residues and I was trying to direct him to resources that might offer some information. And then just last week I got notice that GlycoSuite is back online. So [...]
For today’s tip I am going to continue with the theme I started yesterday – obtaining swine flu information. There are many wonderful viral resources that are publicly available. I linked to NCBI’s Influenza Virus Resource in yesterdays post, and you can watch past tips that Trey has done tips on the Viral Bioinformatics Resource [...]
I’ve blogged about ExPASy in the past, and today my tip is based at this WONDERFUL site. In the tip I will briefly introduce you to a list of proteomic tools that cover a wide range of functions you may need to apply to your favorite sequence or sequences, and demonstrate one such tool. These tools [...]
Oh I know that I should read all the newsletters that I get when they are fresh and new, but in the heat and hurry of life I don’t always do what I should. So last night while my husband was at golf league & my daughter was ‘Nintendo-ing’, I read. And some of what [...]
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