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Pathogens Portal: new gateway to public pathogen data

Pathogens Portal: new gateway to public pathogen data
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United kingdomMarianna ventouratouTeam leaderErasmus medical centreUnited kingdom healthScientific programme molecules to ecosystemsUniversity hospital heidelbergEuropean bioinformatics instituteEuropean unionPathogens portalBioinformatics instituteSafety executiveGuy cochraneData platform managerData hubsEuropean nucleotide archive

Teenage cyclist killed by car remembered with ghost bike at crash site

Teenage cyclist killed by car remembered with ghost bike at crash site
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Genomic data for biodiversity – global challenge

Biodiversity loss is one of the biggest catastrophes facing humanity, and time to address it is running out. But to conserve biodiversity, we must

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Coronavirus sequence trove sparks frustration

GISAID data can help scientists build visualizations such as this one of the coronavirus genome. PHOTO: MARTIN KRZYWINSKI/SCIENCE SOURCE In December 2020, software developer Angie Hinrichs at the University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC), applied for access to a labor-saving data feed from GISAID, a nonprofit database of viral sequences including those of the pandemic coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2. She wanted GISAID s data so she could display mutations on UCSC s coronavirus Genome Browser. That tool ties any position in the virus nearly 30,000-letter genome to other scientific information, much as Google Maps shows gas stations and restaurants near addresses. With more than 700,000 genomes from more than 160 countries, GISAID is by far the world s largest database of SARS-CoV-2 sequences. Access to the free, nonprofit repository has become vital to Hinrichs and thousands of other scientists and public health agencies tracking the virus alarmingly rapid evolution.

United statesPeter bognerAngie hinrichsJeremy kamilNancy coxDavid hausslerKelly oakesonStates genbankHeising simons foundationUniversity of californiaUs centers for diseaseLouisiana state university healthIthaca collegeUtah public health laboratoryGlobal initiative on sharing all influenza dataTime warner

Critics decry access, transparency issues with key trove of coronavirus sequences

Critics decry access, transparency issues with key trove of coronavirus sequences
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United statesNew brunswickAngie hinrichsJeremy kamilNancy coxStates genbankMeredith wadmanPeter bognerFinlay maguireKelly oakesonCharles rotimiDavid hausslerHeising simons foundationUniversity of californiaUs centers for diseaseDalhousie university