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• Bloom Laboratory - Study the mechanisms of chromosome segregation. Features a range of yeast data including chromosome spots and dynamics. Includes staff profiles, publications, and related links.
• Burgess Laboratory - University of California - Studies mechanisms, regulation and roles of homologous chromosome pairing during meiosis and in nonmeiotic cells. Features research projects, publications, available positions, and related links.
• DeRisi Laboratory - University of California - Exploits whole genome approaches to tackle problems in yeast molecular biology and human infectious disease. Includes research data, people, publications, and microarray resources.
• Gottschling Laboratory - Study the position effect that occurs near telomeres in the yeast, Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Includes a list of protocols, abstracts of papers from our lab, and a collection of links.
• Herskowitz Laboratory - Study yeast genetics including cell asymmetry, gene expression, and signalling. Includes research data, bibliography, lab members, protocols, and related links.
• John McCusker Laboratory - Study fungal genetics and microbiology. Features research projects, publications, and plasmid sequences.
• Saccharomyces Genome Database - Commonly known as baker's or budding yeast. Includes sequence analysis and tools, maps, literature, and gene registry .
• Webminer - Database used to study gene expression patterns in yeast. Includes a range of information about every ORF in the genome, its promoter, the protein it encodes, and how its mRNA levels change.
• Yeast Cell Cycle Analysis Project - Goal is to identify all genes whose mRNA levels are regulated by the cell cycle . Includes a searchable dataset, images and primary data tables, and related links.
• Yeast Microarray Global Viewer - Designed to provide biologists with information from genome-wide yeast expression data. Provides customizable tools for expression profiles associated with a set of genes from all published experiments.