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The Goldberg Lab DNA Sequence Analysis Database (ESTDB)
This is a web-based
DNA sequence analysis database for processing and storage of DNA sequence
information. You can perform automated high-throughput processing
of DNA sequences, batch BLAST and PFAM analysis, as well as storage and
annotation of DNA sequence. If you would like to have a guest access
of the database, please contact Brandon Le (ble@ucla.edu) |
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The Goldberg Lab Web-Based Lab Notebook (Webbook)
A web-based lab notebook,
designed to consolidate experiments, projects, stocks, etc. into one
central location. Protocols are conveniently located and sorted by sections
(e.g. DNA, RNA, microscopy, tissue culture.) Lab stocks (i.e. DNA,
RNA, primers, seeds) are organized and easy to maintain (a built-in counter
can send out warning signals when stocks are low.) For more information
about the webbook, please email Brandon Le (ble@ucla.edu). |
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Gene Networks in Seed Development (Seed)
A database that can be used by the scientific community to search for the expression
profile of any gene in different soybean seed compartments at different stages of
development. Individual seed compartment were isolated using laser capture microdissection
and RNAs were hybridized to Affymetrix GeneChips. Access is available to the public. |
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The Goldberg Lab Arabidopsis thaliana Gene Chip Database (AtGDB)
The Goldberg Lab Arabidopsis thaliana GeneChip Database is a search
engine that can be used by the scientific community to search for the
expression profile of any gene throughout the Arabidopsis life cycle.
Global expression profile data were generated using Affymetrix Arabidopsis
Whole Genome Array. Access is available to the public. |
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The Phaseolus coccineus Embryo Regions EST Database (PcEST) The Phaseolus coccineus
EST database contains EST sequence obtained from suspensor and embryo
proper regions of the globular-stage embryos. To date, we have sequenced
a total of 16,810 suspensor and 3,311 embryo-proper cDNAs. These ESTs have
been categorized into different functional groups based on the results of
BLAST searches and organized into an EST relational database. This site is open to the
scientific community in order to examine mRNAs found in the suspensor and
embryo proper of the globular-stage embryos. In addition, you can identify
orthologs to your DNA sequence(s) by performing BLASTN and/or TBLASTX searches
against our EST database. Access is available to the public. |
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Server Access Statistics (ESTDB stats
) The server access statistics site contains logs of hits and users to the site listed above. This site is for administrative access only. |