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  • ...sers of an [http://flybase.org/downloads/archivedata archived] instance of FlyBase earlier than FB2022_05. ...release at [http://flybase.org/ flybase.org], please see our page about [[FlyBase:JBrowse]], the genome viewer that replaced GBrowse.
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  • FlyBase attributes data to the publication that reported it, so that users can easi |'''Symbol''' || style="width: 80%;" | The valid symbol that is used in FlyBase for the aberration.
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  • |FlyBase ID || The FlyBase identifier number of the physical interaction, used to uniquely identify th For each gene in the interaction, a link to the FlyBase "Interactions Browser" is provided that will display all physical or geneti
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  • ...Download tool provides access to data from a variety of specific fields in FlyBase reports for a specified list of symbols or IDs. The data from multiple fiel =Validating FlyBase symbols and IDs=
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  • cDNA clones are described in the [[FlyBase:Clone Report|Clone Report]]. For commonly used recombinant constructs, FlyBase has curated detailed descriptions of the component DNA segments. For each i
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  • ...ub</span>. It has been seeded with an automatically generated summary from FlyBase through release FB2016_05. Please help improve this summary by logging in a
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  • ...ted. The information in the template is intended to facilitate curation by FlyBase and Stock Centers and to provide complete and accurate information of indiv
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  • ...ies|Antibodies]]</big>||style="text-align: center; padding: 20px;"| <big>[[FlyBase:Neuroscience|Neuroscience]]</big> ...ical Advances]]</big> ||style="text-align: center; padding: 20px;"| <big>[[FlyBase:GSEA|Gene Set<br/> Enrichment Tools]]</big>
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  • ...g of sequence data by genomic location for any of the sequenced species in FlyBase. To download sequence by genomic location, select your species, enter in o For ID mode you have to supply a valid FlyBase ID and a supported type. Supported types include FBgn, gene_extended, CDS,
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  • |'''Symbol''' || style="width: 80%;" | The valid symbol that is used in FlyBase for the polypeptide. ...ies prefix is displayed wherever the polypeptide symbol is used throughout FlyBase. For D.melanogaster polypeptides, the species prefix is only displayed in t
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  • |'''Name'''|| style="width: 80%;" | The valid full name that is used in FlyBase for the Human Disease Model. |'''FlyBase ID'''|| The Primary FlyBase identifier number of the human disease, used to uniquely identify the Human
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  • ...to contribute their expertise to FlyBase. The initial goal is to encourage FlyBase users to contribute expert, free-text gene summaries. A future goal can be === FlyBase gene page ===
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  • ...s. Annotated ''D. melanogaster'' transcripts are transcripts identified by FlyBase annotators based on a variety of evidence including cDNA/ESTs, RNA-seq expr |'''Symbol''' || style="width: 80%;" | The valid symbol that is used in FlyBase for the transcript.
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  • ..., and estimated cytology is used when only meiotic data are available. The FlyBase correspondence tables for cytological and sequence level maps are used to e ...aberration, and stock symbols on the results page link to their respective FlyBase reports. If multiple stocks are available, the number of stocks is shown, w
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  • ...nking sequence) have an inferred cytological location which is computed by FlyBase based on their sequence location. FlyBase currently only computes cytological data in this way for objects that have
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  • ...oductive relationship between the research community and resources such as FlyBase, the Drosophila Genome Resource Center, groups heading efforts to develop b ...to the Fly Board for three additional years after their term ends. (See [[FlyBase:Fly_Board#Rules_of_Charter | '''Responsibilities of the Drosophila Board Pr
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  • == How can I obtain a stock listed in FlyBase? == ...-mail address is included in the &quot;To Request Stock&quot; field of the FlyBase Stock Report.
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  • D. melanogaster is the only genome available for viewing with JBrowse in FlyBase. To select a specific region of the genome to view, enter a symbol, FlyBase ID, or sequence location in the coordinate box at the top of the JBrowse vi
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  • |'''Symbol''' || style="width: 80%;" | The valid symbol that is used in FlyBase for the insertion. If the insertion results in a described allele, the alle ...he species prefix is displayed wherever the gene symbol is used throughout FlyBase. For D.melanogaster genes, the species prefix is only displayed in the '''G
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  • ...ies|Antibodies]]</big>||style="text-align: center; padding: 20px;"| <big>[[FlyBase:Neuroscience|Neuroscience]]</big> ...ical Advances]]</big> ||style="text-align: center; padding: 20px;"| <big>[[FlyBase:GSEA|Gene Set<br/> Enrichment Tools]]</big>
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  • ...ies|Antibodies]]</big>||style="text-align: center; padding: 20px;"| <big>[[FlyBase:Neuroscience|Neuroscience]]</big> ...ical Advances]]</big> ||style="text-align: center; padding: 20px;"| <big>[[FlyBase:GSEA|Gene Set<br/> Enrichment Tools]]</big>
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  • FlyBase is a database of genetic and molecular data for D. melanogaster and other D
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  • ...These are represented as distinct but related components, each a distinct FlyBase entity with its own tailored report: the "biosample" (biological source mat |'''Name''' || all || The name that FlyBase uses for this dataset.
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  • The <b>‘Gene Group - Pathway Report’</b> is a sub-category of our [[FlyBase:Gene_Group_Report|Gene Group]] resource, which houses functional collection All Pathways Reports in FlyBase are compiled manually by FlyBase curators, based on research literature, using standards for inclusion agree
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  • ...lthough GO terms are intended to describe the properties of gene products, FlyBase currently assigns GO terms to genes rather than protein or RNA. FlyBase is one of the founding members of the [http://geneontology.org/ Gene Ontolo
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  • ...dinates, and the feature symbol. Where applicable, the symbol links to the FlyBase report page for that feature. Search results can be saved as a GFF file or '''Step 1.''' Enter one or more IDs, symbols, or annotation IDs for FlyBase features (genes, insertions, transcripts, etc.) that have associated sequen
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  • ...have been introduced into Drosophila via transgenic constructs. See the [[FlyBase:Nontraditional_alleles|Nontraditional alleles]] documentation for a detaile ...o the right of the data. The exception in the '''Allele Report''' is the [[FlyBase:Allele Report#General Information|General Information]] section which conta
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  • https://wiki.flybase.org/wiki/FlyBase:ModENCODE_data_at_FlyBase ...additional query/analysis tools, as well as data displays on gene reports. FlyBase dataset reports provide descriptions of how data was generated and analyzed
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  • ...amed by researchers, and have been named by FlyBase, their presentation in FlyBase requires some explanation: ...rsome (this may not be strictly true for such alleles curated early in the FlyBase project).
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  • The primary RNA-Seq data in FlyBase are the modENCODE data originally published in [http://{{flybaseorg}}/repor ...s, or cell lines. By default, the many tracks are displayed in the layered FlyBase “TopoView” format, and data are shown on a log2 scale, since they range
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  • ...amed by researchers, and have been named by FlyBase, their presentation in FlyBase requires some explanation: ...rsome (this may not be strictly true for such alleles curated early in the FlyBase project).
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  • [[Category:FlyBase]]
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  • The single term in this field is computed by FlyBase from the full list of SO terms listed in the SEQUENCE ONTOLOGY: Class of ge
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  • ...sers of an [http://flybase.org/downloads/archivedata archived] instance of FlyBase earlier than FB2022_05. ...release at [http://flybase.org/ flybase.org], please see our page about [[FlyBase:JBrowse]], the genome viewer that replaced GBrowse.
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  • * Please see our dedicated [[FlyBase:Stocks|Stocks]] resource page. * Please see our dedicated [[FlyBase:CRISPR|CRISPR]] resource page.
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  • ...re sophisticated searches relative to QuickSearch or other search tools on FlyBase. Using QB, you can search any field in a FlyBase report using a QuerySegment, and then combine the resulting hit-list with s
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  • The QuickSearch tool on the FlyBase home page allows searching across all FlyBase reports. Forms for searching specific types of data have been separated int *[[FlyBase:QuickSearch#Search FlyBase tab| Search FlyBase tab]]
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  • FlyBase maintains extensive lists of useful external Network and Material Resources '''[http://flybase.org/wiki/FlyBase:Drosophila_Network_Resources Network Resources]'''<br/>
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  • ...ies|Antibodies]]</big>||style="text-align: center; padding: 20px;"| <big>[[FlyBase:Neuroscience|Neuroscience]]</big> ...ical Advances]]</big> ||style="text-align: center; padding: 20px;"| <big>[[FlyBase:GSEA|Gene Set<br/> Enrichment Tools]]</big>
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  • ...ion bar. In addition to the Navigation bar, which can be accessed from any FlyBase page, the homepage also has direct links to the most commonly used tools. *[[FlyBase:Tools Overview#Overview of Search Strategies|Overview of Search Strategies]
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  • ! style="text-align: left; background: #C8C8CD" | <big>FlyBase FAQ</big> ...he data sets available are described on the [https://wiki.flybase.org/wiki/FlyBase:Downloads_Overview Downloads Overview page].
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  • ...ductive relationships between the research community and resources such as FlyBase, Drosophila stock centers, groups maintaining and distributing other Drosop ...email list please sign up for the [http://flybase.org/community/newsletter FlyBase newsletter].
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  • The tool accepts a FlyBase gene or allele ID, and valid gene symbols (e.g. "fz") or allele symbols (e.
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  • ..., Zhou P, Schroeder AJ, Falls K, Strelets V, Russo SM, Gelbart WM, and the FlyBase Consortium. (2015) Gene Model Annotations for ''Drosophila melanogaster'': ..., Zhou P, Schroeder AJ, Falls K, Emmert DB, Russo SM, Gelbart WM., and the FlyBase Consortium. (2015) Gene Model Annotations for ''Drosophila melanogaster'':
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  • ...ide View''' When zoomed in, the DNA sequence of the Release 6 (R6) [http://flybase.org/reports/FBrf0227719.html (Hoskins et al, 2015)] genome is shown as colo ...dow containing an automated gene summary when moused over and links to the FlyBase Gene Report when clicked.
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  • ...ta files available at the [ftp://ftp.flybase.net/releases/current/ current FlyBase FTP repository]. Files can be downloaded directly through the web interface .../ past releases]. It's also possible to browse the FTP file by [http://ftp.flybase.net/genomes genomes].</br>
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  • ...ta and resources at external databases are also incorporated. As a result, FlyBase serves as a nexus for all Drosophila-related information. ...and guide for our diverse user base. Please refer to documentation on the FlyBase website and in cited publications for more details.
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  • ...ly via its mutant phenotype. Both types of locus are given gene reports in FlyBase. ...ne reports for genes derived from species within the family Drosophilidae, FlyBase also includes gene reports for non-drosophilid genes ("foreign genes") that
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  • ...sers of an [http://flybase.org/downloads/archivedata archived] instance of FlyBase earlier than FB2022_05. ...release at [http://flybase.org/ flybase.org], please see our page about [[FlyBase:JBrowse]], the genome viewer that replaced GBrowse.
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  • ...tools with links and information. A list of more GSEA tools can be found [[FlyBase:Drosophila_Online_Resources#Gene_Set_Enrichment_Analysis|<b>here</b>]].
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  • ==FlyBase Consortium== The FlyBase project is carried out by a consortium of Drosophila researchers and comput
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  • ...red here. Please [http://{{flybaseorg}}/cgi-bin/mailto-fbhelp.html contact FlyBase] to discuss such cases or any other aspect of the nomenclature. ==Policy for establishing FlyBase-approved gene symbols and names ==
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  • ...y sequenced Drosophila species:<br />[http://flybase.org/wiki/FlyBase:Maps FlyBase Maps] * <b>List of Drosophila reference genome assemblies</b> at FlyBase, NCBI and UCSC. [[File:DrosophilaGenomeAssemblies.xls]] (spreadsheet) ''Upd
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  • '''It is people like you that help sustain FlyBase by paying the website access fee and contributing !!<br /> PLEASE [mailto:FlyBase-fees@morgan.harvard.edu?subject=contributor%20edits LET US KNOW] IF YOUR NA
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  • ...l to the following people for contributing their expert knowledge toward [[FlyBase:Gene Snapshots| Gene Snapshots]]. We are still in the process of entering g
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  • .../analysis tools, as well download files and data displays on gene reports. FlyBase dataset reports provide descriptions of how data was generated and analyzed '''Please note''': While FlyBase hosts a selection of tools for browsing and using modENCODE data, it is ''n
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  • ...ies|Antibodies]]</big>||style="text-align: center; padding: 20px;"| <big>[[FlyBase:Neuroscience|Neuroscience]]</big> ...ical Advances]]</big> ||style="text-align: center; padding: 20px;"| <big>[[FlyBase:GSEA|Gene Set<br/> Enrichment Tools]]</big>
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