This tip introduces BioGPS, a gene annotation portal that enables searching and visualization of integrated data on genes and regions with great customization features. For more details see http://blog.openhelix.eu/?p=6261 .

This video tutorial explores advanced search through the Neuroscience Information Framework, a dynamic inventory of Web-based neuroscience resources (i.e. data, materials, and tools). In the tutorial, semantic search is explored and how one can use the NIF ontologies to refine, expand, and customize the search/discovery process.

Web Analysis of the Variome. For more information see our blog post: http://blog.openhelix.eu/?p=4319

Today's tip for the week is a quick introduction to PhylomeDB, gene phylogenies database. Read more information about this database at the OpenHelix Blog

You've done your experiments and you have a list of genes that might be of interest, but…what now? Or you keep seeing the term "ontology term enrichment analysis" in the papers you're reading and, well, you have a vague idea of what that means, but you aren't really sure. Whether you're interested in information about gene functions, diseases, phenotypes or pathways, this video provides an overview of what ontology term enrichment analysis is and how you can use the "widgets" in RatMine...

Today's tip of the week is how to get canonical gene information using the UCSC Genome and Table Browsers. For more information see the blog post

Our latest weekly tip on the Interactive Tree of Life, iTOL. You can find out more at our blog

This week's tip is on BioExtract. See the blog post more information about BioExtract and other similar tools

For more description and information go to: http://blog.openhelix.eu/?p=5488 This tip of the week is on Comparative Toxicogenomics Database or CTD and the new tool VennViewer.

Find more here about this tip: http://wp.me/pDP1I-1mI This tip of the week introduces you to Galaxy Pages, an annotation and description creator for genomics analysis