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General reference

Bowes JB, Snyder KA, Segerdell E, Jarabek CJ, Azam K, Zorn AM, Vize PD. (2009) Xenbase: gene expression and improved integration. Nucleic Acids Res., doi:10.1093/nar/gkp953.

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Credits

This database is supported by NIH R01 HD045776-01A2. Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of the NIH. Previous financial support from the National Science Foundation (IBN 9630621 and 9983061 to PDV) and the Alberta Network for Proteomics Innovation (ANPI) was critical in building this resource.

Xenbase steering committee:

Ken Barker, University of Calgary

Rob Grainger, University of Virginia

Richard Harland, University of California at Berkeley

Joel Richardson, MGI

Paul Richardson, Joint Genome Institute

Naoto Ueno, NIBB

Peter Vize, University of Calgary

Monte Westerfield, University of Oregon

Xenbase staff: Jeff Bowes, Chris Jarabek, Kenan Azam, Kevin Snyder, Erik Segerdell and Peter Vize

Additional content and authoring help from:

• Curtis Altmann: microarrays, co-PI
• Enrique Amaya: transgenics
• Bruce Blumberg: xine
• Mike Danilchik: movies
• Paul Gordon: Magpie, blastin'
• Jeremy Green: digital atlas, co-PI
• Mike Klymkowski, cytoskeleton
• Nicolas Pollet: gene expression
• Anna Philpott: cell cycle
• Christoph Sensen: blastin'
• Aaron Zorn: libraries and protocols

Xenbase poster for 2007 International Biocuration Meeting, San Jose, CA