Webminer
What is Webminer?
Webminer is a database of datasets used to study gene expression patterns in yeast and was developed by Max Heiman while at UCSF. SGD began hosting Webminer in March, 2003.

All the data in Webminer is freely available from SGD or published works cited in Webminer. Webminer makes it easy to perform sophisticated searches by organizing some of the vast wealth of published genomic data under one roof.

Webminer includes a variety of information about every ORF in the yeast genome: its promoter, the protein it encodes, and how its mRNA levels change under many different conditions. We hope that by mining these databases in creative ways, you will learn more than you could from any single dataset.

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1. Pick a dataset:

2. Choose the experiments you're interested in:

Dataset description

Experiment description

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On the next page you will pick parameters to search these datasets:
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