Tag: mitochondria

Video Tip of the Week: Mitochondrial transcriptome GBrowser

19 October, 2011 (09:17) | Tip of the Week | By: Mary

Subtitled: the data is not in the papers anymore. Again. And again. As the data deluge continues, and those next-gen sequencing setups and labs continue to crank out more and more data, the details cannot be captured in the papers anymore. They just can’t. Authors can summarize the key findings, and show compelling examples and [...]

Mito Much?

10 July, 2008 (15:33) | General Science, Genomics Research, Genomics Resource News, New Resource | By: Mary

A recently sweep of the literature (courtesy of my standing My NCBI search) led me to another mitochondrial resource that I thought I would mention. MITOMASTER is the resource, and you can find details about it in this paper: MITOMASTER: a bioinformatics tool for the analysis of mitochondrial DNA sequences. So of course I went [...]

MitoWheel

20 March, 2008 (09:08) | General Science, Genomics Resource News, New Resource | By: Mary

Attilachordash at the blog Pimm – Partial immortalization points us to a tool for visualization of human mitochondrial genome sequence. You can use MitoWheel 1.2 to load and spin the genome around…kinda like a roulette wheel. Reportedly a game is coming soon. From the blog description: MitoWheel is a graphical representation of the circular human [...]