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We are grateful to The Faculty of Arts and Science at the University of Toronto for funding an RA position to help coordinate research project internships at the BAR and for the BAR's ThaleMine instance, which the BAR team rescued after the demise of Araport. Thanks, too, to NSERC and Genome Canada support to the Provart Lab to help fund the BAR’s operations.
Try our new Wheat eFP Browser, published together an extensive analysis of gene expression of homeologous genes in wheat with Cristobal Uauy and colleagues in Science Magazine!
ePlant helps biologists visualize the natural connections between DNA sequences, natural variation (polymorphisms), molecular structures, protein-protein interactions, and gene expression patterns by combining several data visualization tools with a zoomable user interface Waese et al. 2017.
The BAR was designated as a Global Core Biodata Resource in 2023 by the Global Biodata Coalition. GCBRs provide free and open access to data, are used extensively, are mature and comprehensive, are considered authoritative in their field, are of high scientific quality, and provide a professional standard of service delivery.