Our novel tool for marker gene identification is now available online. Find out more about the tool here.
The developmental tree of cell types has been updated to a new version as well.
Moreover, the list of CellFinder related publications has been updated.
Semantic Body Browser updated to version 1.5
The Semantic Body Browser (cellfinder.org/browse) has been updated to version 1.3.
This update features two new organs: liver and gall bladder. Apart from that lots of bugs have been fixed and internal code improved.
More details can be found at cellfinder.org/browse/about#changelog.
We are proud to announce that we released version 1.2 today. This version brings an completely new and improved version of the developmental tree, a reworked version of the compare-tool, an updated and extended ontology and more gene/protein expression data and images.
We are proud to announce that we released version 1.1 today. This version brings some major new featues, an updated and extended ontology and more gene/protein expression data and images.
We proudly present version 1.0 of CellFinder.
This release adds a lot of new data and fixes several minor bugs.
Have fun searching and browsing cells in complex organisms with CellFinder!
We are happy to announce that the third beta version is online. This version does basically bring a lot of minor changes and optimizations under the hood.
Have fun browsing.
We are currently looking for a student research assistent (web developer) for the hESCreg project.
For details please see the PDFs of the job description below:
Please send your application to Dr. rer. nat. Harald Stachelscheid whom details you find on the job description.
We wish everybody a Happy New Year.
As kind of a late christmas present we updated the CELDA ontology and fully integrated the Semantic Body Browser.
The second beta version of CellFinder is online. The new release include numerous improvements: - Gene search - Included EFO - Data inheritance of classes - Unified search bar And much more. Have fun!
The Semantic Body Browser is a tool for graphically exploring an organism's body by means of annotated vector graphics. There is an integrated (cellfinder.org/browse) and a standalone (http://sbb.cellfinder.org) version.
Beta is public.
Today we are proud to announce that the beta version of CellFinder has arrived. The biggest changes are:
I am pleased to announce that the second alpha version is alive. The basic search and most of the systems features are running. For compatability information please visit the compatability list.