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The Biology Project is an educational site from the University of Arizona's Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biophysics. It provides instructional materials on topics including cell biology, human biology, immunology, Mendelian genetics, molecular biology and developmental biology. The site was last revised in July 2004 and is hosted by the Department of Molecular & Cellular Biology.
The International Genome Sample Resource maintains and shares human genetic variation resources built by the 1000 Genomes Project. It updates these resources to the current reference assembly, adds new data sets from project samples, and includes data from other openly consented samples. Data sets are explored through a data portal, and a public API queries samples, populations, data collections, analysis groups and files.
Open Tree of Life is a project that aims to make phylogenetic knowledge more accessible. The platform enables users to explore previously published phylogenetic tree estimates and synthetic phylogeny estimates generated from multiple datasets. Users can contribute to the project by uploading trees or linking trees in the system to the underlying data they are based on, to help improve the system's comprehensiveness.
Deraya University is an institution in Minya, Egypt, with four colleges: Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, Dentistry and Business. The site describes practice-based learning through labs, clinics and field projects, international exchanges and visiting faculty, and clinics and medical caravans serving Minya and neighbouring governorates.
GENCODE is a project that aims to identify and classify all gene features in the human and mouse genomes with high accuracy based on biological evidence, and to release these annotations for biomedical research and genome interpretation. It provides human and mouse gene annotations, including lncRNA annotations and a primary transcript set.
TheCellVision hosts projects presenting single-cell and image-based analyses of yeast, including endocytic compartment morphology, protein localization and abundance analysis, and cell cycle omics. Each project has its own Help section with methodological procedures and a data dictionary. Unless stated otherwise, projects are based on their own unique image sets.
