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Expression data from the model legume *Lotus japonicus*, while publicly available through other online resources, face a fragmented landscape that lacks accessibility and options for analysis and visualisation. Here we...
The availability of various versions of the *L. japonicus* genome, while proving to be an important resource in legume research, makes it difficult for users to map annotated genes and/or...
*Lotus* Base was originally conceived as a very simple web interface for the searching for, and ordering of, LORE1 lines, but over the years it gradually evolved into a fully-fledged...
We have successfully upgraded our JBrowse installation, used to power visualization of the L. japonicus genome, to version 1.12.0.
After much deliberation, we have decided to retire the LORE1 flanking sequences database because it does not contain LORE1 original reads, but only sequences that were extracted from the reference...
LORE1 lines from batches 08, 09 and 10 are now available for searching. A new BLAST database has also been made available in light of the availability of new LORE1...
The Transcript Explorer (TREX) tool is now available, and allows fetching of genome coordinates of Lotus transcripts based on their IDs.
[![Lotus genome browser is powered by JBrowse](/dist/images/content/jbrowse.png)](/genome) The [*Lotus* genome browser](/genome) is now ready to use. We will keep updating JBrowse to the latest version.
If your BLAST queries are short (e.g. miRNA sequences), you might want to adjust the BLAST algorithm to get optimum results. Short sequences that are less than 20 bases will...