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  • Cellviewer
    This is an internal curation tool under developement at Carnegie. It links to all the genes that have experimental evidence for their subcellular localization patterns in the literature. Click on 'hit result' to get to the papers. We are making this accessible to the GFP group only to help you find localization information in the literature. We will eventually make this available to the public but until then, please do not distribute this outside of the group.
  • Gene Ontology GO Browser
    This browser allows you to search and browse controlled vocabularies used by TAIR and other model organism databases. The terms under the 'Cellular Component' branch would be particularly helpful to this group. Once we establish our database for the project, you will need to use these vocabularies to describe the localization patterns. Please check it out and get familiar with the tool and the terms. If you detect any missing terms or unsound organization of terms, please report to curator@arabidopsis.org
  • TAIR Anatomy and Developmental Stages Browser
  • CSHL Gene and Enhancer Trap Database
    This website describes a collection of transposon insertion site sequences from the Martienssen lab at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. Most of the insertion lines carry a unique insertion of a genetrap (GT) or enhancer trap (ET) transposable Ds element somewhere in the Arabidopsis genome. These elements simultaneously disrupt gene function and monitor gene expression (Sundaresan et al., 1995; Martienssen, 1998)
  • Functional Genomics in Europe
    This website describes a project leading by Dr. Pierre Hilson that is similar to ours. We can share information with it.