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This is the official wiki site for WormBase, the database of the model organism Caenorhabditis elegans and related nematodes. WormBase is developed by an international consortium of researchers and computer scientists.

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WormBoard

Since its inception the C. elegans field has relied on the voluntary efforts of community-minded individuals to develop and organize key resources and meetings. As the field enters its second half-century, continued growth necessitates a more formal structure for such efforts. The Worm Board has been formed to advocate for C. elegans research internationally and to foster the continued development of community resources.

The WormBoard Home Page
- Charter -- Charter and mission of the WormBoard
- Members -- Current and former members

WormBoard Reports

November 2020 -- Election Subcommittee Report (docx)
August 2020
July 2020

Initiatives

C. elegans Community Mentor Match Program

Using WormBase

Site Map

User Guides

FAQ
Data mining - Learn about the methods for mining WormBase systematically
Searching WormBase for Information About C. elegans (Wiley)
Search Syntax
Downloads - Download commonly requested files and datasets
Submitting Data

General Information

Installing WormBase on your own computer
Editorial policy - WormBase editorial policy

WormMine

Our WormMine instance

Community Resources

NGASP

Reagents and Protocols

Strains
Reagents - Useful reagents from third-party sources
Cosmids/YACs
Fosmids
Experimental protocols:
- WormMethods @ WormBook
- Worm Community Forum

Web Resources

Related web resources
Microarray Data Sites
- Stanford Microarray Database (SMD) search page
- SMD gene-centric search page
- Jiang et al. (2001), PNAS 98, 218-223 (SMD data from Kim laboratory's 2001 microarray paper)
- SMD's FTP site
- SPELL

Staying up-to-date

WormBase offers a number of ways to stay up-to-date with new features and datasets, to make feature requests, and to ask for assistance with the database.