The Long March is a simple technique for extending the amount of coverage with short read sequencers, such as Solexa (Illumina). We have demonstrated the utility of the technique using the malaria transcriptome and serum from a hepatitis B positive patient as an example.
Long March Supplemental Data

The RhinoBase is a companion website to our publication on selective pressure operating on the human rhinovirus genome. This site contains easy downloads of all the new complete rhinovirus genomes we sequenced, data mapped onto crystal structures, movies, media, and other helpful resources.
Visit the RhinoBase

The database that accompanies our 2003 PLoS Biology paper features a query interface for viewing the raw data from this 48 hour long experiment. From a synchronized culture of Plasmodium falciparum, samples were withdrawn on the hour, every hour, for the entire intraerythrocytic lifecycle.
DeRisi Lab Malaria Transcriptome Database

This is the web supplement to our 2002 PNAS manuscript introducing the ViroChip, a microarray platform for the detection and discovery of viral pathogens. This web supplement provides access to primary datasets, raw images, and analysis from the paper.

ViroChip Article Web Supplement

In eukaryotic cells, cohesin holds sister chromatids together until they separate into daughter cells during mitosis.We have used chromatin immunoprecipitation coupled with microarray analysis (ChIP chip) to produce a genome-wide description of cohesin binding to meiotic and mitotic chromosomes of S. cerevisiae.The genome-wide view of mitotic and meiotic cohesin binding provides an important framework for the exploration of cohesins and cohesion in other genomes.
Cohesin Mapping Website (at the Stowers Institute)

This is the original website for downloading data, figures, and information associated with mapping of meiotic recombination hotspots. This work was published in PNAS, in 2000.
Hotspot Web Supplement