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Rolling out Bgee 13, from 5 to 17 species with gene expression calls
We are proud to be rolling out the new and improved Bgee over the next weeks! Welcome to release 13! In the 2 years since our last release, we have transferred all our annotations to the bilaterian ontology Uberon (see … Continue reading
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New release of Bgee: extra clean transcriptome data
We have released a new version of the database (Bgee Release 11) The highlights are: Affymetrix chips are now filtered before inclusion into Bgee, based on new quality measurements, on the identification of duplicated content, and on the control of … Continue reading
