euGenes

Genomic Information for Eukaryotic Organisms
http://iubio.bio.indiana.edu/eugenes/

euGenes is a genome information system that provides a common summary of genes and genomes of eukaryotes.

maps of Human genome (GoldenPath public draft dataset)
Gene Ontology standard vocabulary for gene functions, biological processes and cell locations

7 popular organisms: human, fruitfly, worm, mouse, yeast, mustard weed, zebrafish
primary information on all known protein coding genes of these genomes
flexible, usable whole-genome map display with feature annotations, chromosome locations and molecular data integration
consistant gene symbols, identifiers, and known synonyms
gene homologies (BLAST) to find commonality among organisms
standard vocabulary of molecular function, process and cell location (Gene Ontology) is integrated into gene search and browsing.

quick, efficient search, retrieval and display methods
up-to-date information drawn from several primary public sources
integrates diverse genome data into common format
extends FlyBase genome information system technology to several genomes
compares favorably to other genome information systems for content, comprehensiveness and usability.

Please send your comments and suggestions to eugenes@iubio.bio.indiana.edu

Don Gilbert ------------------ March 2001
Biology Dept. & Cntr. Genomics, Proteomics & Bioinformatics, Indiana University