If you are looking for interaction data for C. elegans look no further than our FTP site. At every release WormBase deposits data files on the FTP site under the relevant release number and species directories. The files are named after the data they contain. The interactions file for C. elegans for the WS261 release can be found here and is called c_elegans.PRJNA13758.WS261.interactions.txt.gz
Latest chapter of WormBook on the cell biology of the mitochondrion now available
The latest chapter of WormBook is now available: Cell Biology of the Mitochondrion by Alexander M. van der Bliek, Margaret M. Sedensky and Phil G. Morgan.
Registering Lab, Strain and Allele designations
If you would like to register a new lab and/or receive strain and allele designations please consult the WormBase documentation page here. This page also describes the nomenclature that WormBase requires and uses to describe genes, alleles, strains, gene knockouts, modifiers (suppressors, revertants and enhancers), and chromosomal aberrations (duplications, deficiencies, inversions and translocations) .
Check out the experimental evolution chapter in WormBook!
Read about the the goals and major foci of experimental evolution with C. elegans and related species, in the chapter ‘Experimental Evolution with Caenorhabditis Nematodes‘ in WormBook GENETICS, by Henrique Teotónio et al.
Phenotype micropublication submission form now live!
Do you have phenotype results that you want to micropublish? A beta version of the phenotype submission form is now available online on micropublication.org. Try it out, submit your data here! Questions? Reach out to us at [email protected].