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Princeton University Microarray Database (PUMAdb) University researchers and their collaborators can register for use of the Princeton University MicroArray database (PUMAdb). This web resource facilitates data management, result analysis, and collaborative research projects. Lewis-Sigler Institute Microarray Facility Overview, instrumentation, and contacts for the microarray facility. Lewis-Sigler Imaging Facility Overview, instrumentation, and contacts for the imaging facility. Princeton Mass Spectrometry Facility Overview, instrumentation, and contacts for the mass spectrometry facility. Lewis-Sigler Institute Media Facility Institute staff may order plates and other media from our facility in the Carl Icahn Lab. Generic Gene Ontology (GO) Term Finder This generic ("multi-organism") GO Term Finder web tool finds significant GO terms shared among a list of genes from your organism of choice, helping you discover what these genes may have in common. For a list of additional Gene Ontology Tools, please visit the GO Tools page. Generic Gene Ontology (GO) Term Mapper This generic ("multi-organism") GO Term Mapper web tool maps the granular GO annotations for genes in a list to a set of GO slim terms, allowing you to bin your genes into broad categories. For a list of additional Gene Ontology Tools, please visit the GO Tools page. Inquiry Bioinformatics Suite The Inquiry Bioinformatics Suite provides commonly used bioinformatics tools such as the EMBOSS software suite, BLAST, and HMMer. For more information and to request an account, click here. Yeast Functional Genomics Database (YFGdb) The goal of YFGdb is to collect and freely disseminate all available yeast functional genomics data, along with requisite analysis tools, to the yeast community and the biomedical research community at large. YFGdb contains data sets from microarray as well as many other genomics/proteomics studies including large-scale interaction and phenotype experiments. YFGdb has been implemented using the Generic Model Organism Database Construction Set as part of the GMOD project. See the Center for Quantitative Biology pages for more tools and resources. Last updated: Copyright © 2007 Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics. Princeton University. All Rights Reserved.