If it helps, we should have a ~public copy of our Arabidopsis database in a day or two. It will be up for only a couple of weeks to allow the reviewers of the Genqurie manuscript to evaluate the software without having to set the whole thing up themselves. I can make the URL available to anyone who requests it over those few weeks, but I don't want to make it "public knowledge", if you know what I mean... Contact me if you want this info. M P.S. Brian, what are the rules of distribution of the TIGR data? Our local Arabidopsis database is created from the TIGR dataset, and I want to make sure that we will not be breaking any distribution rules by making it available to the reviewers... If there are strict rules, can I arrange to get permission, and from whom? P.P.S. It hit me this weekend while chatting with Lincoln that I have already written 95% of a DAS adaptor layer! I'm writing a book chapter on Gequire at the moment, with a fairly tight deadline, so I can't put any effort into it this week, but within a couple of weeks Genquire should be sitting happily on top of DAS also!! Stay tuned folks :-) Things are really starting to come together quickly now! -- -------------------------------- "Speed is subsittute fo accurancy." ________________________________ Dr. Mark Wilkinson Bioinformatics Group National Research Council of Canada Plant Biotechnology Institute 110 Gymnasium Place Saskatoon, SK Canada