Pavankumar Videm

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swirled cluster dots surround a circle of people all holding hands, looking towards the bright center (future)
22 December 2023
gtn communications single-cell

🚀Embarking on a cosmic journey, the Galaxy Single-cell Community has clustered together to unveil a constellation of tools, making strides in RNA-stellar discoveries and creating out-of-this-world workflows. With a commitment to battling work duplication across the multiverse, this community is boldly charting a course for global domination, proving that when it comes to bioinformatics, the Galaxy is the limit!✨

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screenshot of the Single Cell Omics subdomain page, with purple mastheader, Single Cell Tools categories along the side, and an updated logo combining the Single Cell Omics connected cells image with the Human Cell Atlas blue embyro logo
12 October 2023
gtn singlecell

The European Galaxy Days 2023 CoFest combined the forces of administrator, developer and trainer to update and re-launch the single cell Galaxy instance. Where previously there were two subdomains each with their own sets of tools, there is now a unified subdomain with re-categorized tools that makes sense for users.

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Biosynthesis of miRNA in plants
10 April 2021
new tutorial transcriptomics plants mirna

Plant lovers are in luck! A new tutorial on this fascinating kingdom has been added to the GTN. It details the necessary steps to identify potential targets of brassinosteroid-induced miRNAs. Brassinosteroids are phytohormones that have the ability to stimulate plant growth and confer resistance against abiotic and biotic stresses. These characteristics have led to great interest in the field of biotechnology due to its potential for increasing agricultural productivity.

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