Ensembl What's New v3.26.1 (23rd January 2002)

	Ensembl: Latest Developments
	New Features in v3.26.1    Upload your own data for display You can now upload your own data for you to see on the contigview display. [More...]    New Contigview Tracks Contigview has new tracks to display Human (only) protein, Human (only) mRNA tracks. There is also an Eponine track showing transcription start site predictions.    Schema Change Due to a minor schema change, exons split across assembly boundaries can now have supporting evidence.    Contigview Interface Contigview is now more configurable than ever. Sections of the page can be toggled on and off from the display. Some tracks can be similarly toggled to single-line or multi-line displays. You can also configure the width of the display to suit your monitor, and toggle the appearance of the popup menus.    Empty Tracks on Contigview The "Decorations" menu on contigview now contains an option to show tracks even when they are empty in the current region. Changes / Improvements in v3.26.1    New Versioning Scheme For an explanation of the new scheme, see the versions page.    New Data The 3.26 dataset is built on the NCBI 26 assembly.    Enhanced Exportview Genelist exporting now gives you finer-grained control over dumping associated SNPs, and extra information including, CDS and transcript co-ordinates.    Speed Enhancements Greater use of the Ensembl-lite database on the website has led to faster displays on pages such as contigview.    Webcode changes The webcode is becoming more multi-species orientated, with the aim being to support different species on one codebase.