Summaries and in situ images


	FlyBase is introducing two major changes to the the gene report pages. In situ images In a collaboration with FlyExpress we are including in situ images in the FlyBase gene reports. These images, which originate from the BDGP gene expression project, are located under the "EXPRESSION DATA" section of the "GENE PRODUCTS & EXPRESSION" part of the report page. If you click on one of the images you are taken to a FlyExpress page showing in situ images of the gene for that particular stage of embryonic development. If you would like to see all the FlyExpress in situ images of the gene, or search for similar patterns, you can click on the link at the bottom of the section. Gene summaries return Many respondents to the FlyBase User Survey requested the return of gene summaries. Summaries that provide an overview of selected classes of gene information have now been incorporated into FlyBase gene reports. Like the previous gene summaries, the new summaries are automatically generated, but using a different algorithm that better represents the range of information in a selected class. The included categories are: gene identifiers, map location, molecular function, biological process, number of alleles and their phenotypes, and numbers of transcripts and proteins. A file of the summaries can be downloaded from the Precomputed Files page. We hope you find these summaries useful and welcome your feedback.

FlyBase is introducing two major changes to the the gene report pages.

In situ images

In a collaboration with FlyExpress we are including in situ images in the FlyBase gene reports. These images, which originate from the BDGP gene expression project, are located under the "EXPRESSION DATA" section of the "GENE PRODUCTS & EXPRESSION" part of the report page. If you click on one of the images you are taken to a FlyExpress page showing in situ images of the gene for that particular stage of embryonic development. If you would like to see all the FlyExpress in situ images of the gene, or search for similar patterns, you can click on the link at the bottom of the section.

Gene summaries return

Many respondents to the FlyBase User Survey requested the return of gene summaries. Summaries that provide an overview of selected classes of gene information have now been incorporated into FlyBase gene reports. Like the previous gene summaries, the new summaries are automatically generated, but using a different algorithm that better represents the range of information in a selected class. The included categories are: gene identifiers, map location, molecular function, biological process, number of alleles and their phenotypes, and numbers of transcripts and proteins. A file of the summaries can be downloaded from the Precomputed Files page. We hope you find these summaries useful and welcome your feedback.