Data pushing: A fly-centric guide to bioinformatics tools

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Bioinformatics tools can be invaluable resources to Drosophila researchers; however, the sheer number of applications and data-bases can be overwhelming. We present a broad overview of common bioinformatics tasks and the resources used to do them, with a specific focus on resources for Drosophila. The topics covered include: Genome Databases, Sequence Analysis, Comparative Genomics, Gene Expression Databases and Analysis Tools, Function-Based Data and Analysis, Pathways, Networks and Interactions; and finally, tools to stay current with resources and literature. We also present a compilation of URLs and short descriptions that correspond to the topics and resources mentioned in this review. © 2008 Landes Bioscience.

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Costello, J. C., Cash, A. C., Dalkilic, M. M., & Andrews, J. R. (2008). Data pushing: A fly-centric guide to bioinformatics tools. Fly. Taylor and Francis Inc. https://doi.org/10.4161/fly.5864

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