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  • December 16, 2009: WormBook: Return of The Worm Breeder's Gazette
    WormBook is pleased to announce the return of the Worm Breeder's Gazette. The Gazette is an informal newsletter published twice a year. The next issue will be released in June 2010.
  • December 03, 2009: Open position for modENCODE data manager
    The modENCODE Data Coordinating Center (www.modencode.org) is seeking data managers to assist in the gathering and curation of functional genomics data in fly and worm. For details, see http://blog.modencode.org/?p=350.
  • November 21, 2009: 2010 C. elegans Development & Gene Expression Meeting
    The 2010 C. elegans Development and Gene Expression Meeting will be held June 17-20 in Heidelberg, Germany at the new EMBL conference center.
    Organizers: Julie Ahringer, Michel Labouesse, Iain Mattaj.
  • October 21, 2009: WormBase is a Part of the Gene Ontology's Reference Genome Project
    WormBase is currently participating in the Gene Ontology Consortium's Reference Genome Project, a collaborative project to comprehensively annotate gene function for twelve 'Reference Genomes'. The Reference Genome project aims to improve the breadth and depth of annotation for participating genomes as well as provide reference annotations for newly sequenced or previously unannotated genomes. For more information, please see the GO Reference Genome Annotation Project.
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Worm Reagents C. elegans genomic clones, C. briggsae genomic clones (information, ordering), YK EST clones, CGC strains, RNAi clone mapping, Knockouts (KO Consortium, NBP-Japan), SAGE, C. elegans anatomy parts list
GeneService [Fosmid clones, RNAi libraries, ORFeome v1.1, Promoterome], OpenBiosystems [Orfeome v1.1], Fire vectors (Full list, via AddGene), Microarrays (Affymetrix, Agilent, WUSTL),

Related Databases and Web Sites Nematode.net, BaNG: Nematode and Neglected Genomics, WormAtlas, Other Model Organism Databases Leon Avery's WWW and more (Resources)

Key Publications WormBook, C. elegans II book (1997), The Mind of a Worm (White et al, 1986), The Genetics of C. elegans (Brenner, 1974), Durbin Ph.D. thesis (1987), Modes et formes... (Maupas, 1900), all citations in EndNote format

Useful Software AcePerl, GMOD, BioPerl, ACeDB, nBrowse, Textpresso

Worm Genome Sequence Centers Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute C. elegans Site, Washington University C. elegans Site and SNP site
Main Site CSHL (NY, USA)
Development Site CSHL (NY, USA)

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