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From: Gordon Beattie <BeattieGS@cardiff.ac.uk>
Date: Tuesday, November 11, 2014 at 10:56 AM
To: "Loraine, Ann" <Ann.Loraine@uncc.edu>
CC:Mason Meyer <mmeyer20@uncc.edu>, Nolan Freese <nfreese@uncc.edu>
Subject: D. melaogaster Release 6
Dear Ann,
I have been directed your way by my supervisor, Dr. Nick Kent.
I work on chromatin structure in Drosophila, and IGB deals with the data I generate better than any other package available. However, a few months ago there was a new release for D. melanogaster (release 6), which isn't available on IGB currently.
Is there any likelihood of this release being uploaded for IGB?
All the best,
Gordon Beattie
PhD student
Cardiff University
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From: Mason Meyer <mmeyer20@uncc.edu>
Date: Fri 12/5/2014 11:05 AM
To: Gordon Beattie <BeattieGS@cardiff.ac.uk>
CC: "Loraine, Ann" <Ann.Loraine@uncc.edu>
Subject: IGB update on Drosophila version 6 annotations and genome
Hello,
Last month you wrote asking about whether (and when) the IGB team would update the Drosophila genome in IGB to the latest version - version 6, released July 2014.
I just wanted to let you know that we’ve posted the new fruit fly genome in the IGBQuickLoad.org site. I’m sorry for the long wait!
Now, if you start IGB and click the fruit fly image on the start screen, you will go directly to the July 2014 (version 6) release of the D. melanogaster genome. Also, the latest gene models from Flybase will load automatically.
However, you can still access the older genome version using the menus in the Current Sequence tab (on right of IGB window.)
We have not yet thoroughly tested the new genome sequence and annotations in IGB and will be doing that in the coming weeks. In the meantime, if you notice any problems, I’d be grateful if you would let us know.
Once we’ve completed testing, we’d like to make an announcement to the Drosophila research community. If you could recommend a forum where we could reach many people, we'd appreciate the pointer!
Best wishes,
Mason Meyer