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Dear Friends and Colleagues,

Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research is pleased to announce the launch of 
FLIGHT, http://flight.licr.org/, a new public Drosophila database. FLIGHT 
is a database that has been designed to facilitate the integration of data 
from high-throughput experiments carried out in Drosophila cell culture.

The database includes information about Drosophila cell lines to aid the 
design of RNAi experiments in cell culture, phenotypic information from 
published cell-based RNAi screens, gene expression data from a number of 
Drosophila cell lines, protein interaction data, together with novel tools 
to cross-correlate these diverse datasets.

We believe that FLIGHT will complement existing Drosophila databases and 
will prove useful to researchers working in other organisms who are looking 
for a simple way to navigate their way through the fly genome.

To help ensure that FLIGHT makes a valuable contribution to the Drosophila 
community, we would welcome your feedback. In addition, we would happily 
collaborate with other groups wishing make FLIGHT a home for related 
datasets and tools.

All the best

Buzz Baum and David Sims

FLIGHT is part of LIBRA, http://libra.licr.org/, a knowledge-base developed 
by the Bio-informatics and Systems Biology group at the UCL branch of the 
Ludwig.


Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research - UCL branch
91 Riding House St
London W1W 7BS
UK

(tel)  +44 207 878 4044
(fax) +44 207 878 4040  
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Dear Friends and Colleagues,<br>
&nbsp;<br>
Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research is pleased to announce the launch of
FLIGHT,
<a href="http://flight.licr.org/" eudora="autourl">
http://flight.licr.org/</a>, a new public <i>Drosophila</i> database.
FLIGHT is a database that has been designed to facilitate the integration
of data from high-throughput experiments carried out in <i>Drosophila</i>
cell culture. <br><br>
The database includes information about <i>Drosophila</i> cell lines to
aid the design of RNAi experiments in cell culture, phenotypic
information from published cell-based RNAi screens, gene expression data
from a number of <i>Drosophila</i> cell lines, protein interaction data,
together with novel tools to cross-correlate these diverse datasets.
<br><br>
We believe that FLIGHT will complement existing <i>Drosophila
</i>databases and will prove useful to researchers working in other
organisms who are looking for a simple way to navigate their way through
the fly genome.<br><br>
To help ensure that FLIGHT makes a valuable contribution to the
<i>Drosophila </i>community, we would welcome your feedback. In addition,
we would happily collaborate with other groups wishing make FLIGHT a home
for related datasets and tools.<br><br>
All the best<br><br>
Buzz Baum and David Sims<br><br>
<font size=2><i>FLIGHT is part of LIBRA,
<a href="http://libra.licr.org/" eudora="autourl">
http://libra.licr.org/</a>, a knowledge-base developed by the
Bio-informatics and Systems Biology group at the UCL branch of the
Ludwig. <br><br>
</i></font><x-sigsep><p></x-sigsep>
Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research - UCL branch<br>
91 Riding House St<br>
London W1W 7BS<br>
UK<br><br>
<i>(tel)&nbsp; +44 207 878 4044<br>
(fax) +44 207 878 4040</i> </body>
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