GSE33155 "Transcript profiling reveals expression differences in wild-type and glabrous soybean lines" is now viewable on the SoyBase Genome Viewer. This experiment profiles gene expression in wild-type and glabrous Clark isolines. The experiment can be viewed HERE under the label "Normal and glabrous Clark isolines"

The Soybean Crop Germplasm Committee is currently seeking nominees to serve on the Committee. There are currently two positions open for three year terms. The positions being filled are a Soybean Pathologist or Nematologist, Entomologist or Pathologist. The function of the Soybean Crop Germplasm Committee is to serve soybean commodity groups and provide expert advice to individuals or organizations such as the Agricultural Research Service (ARS), State Agricultural Experiment Stations (SAES), and others on technical matters relating to plant germplasm, its collection, preservation, and effective utilization. Members involvement includes participation in an annual meeting which meets during the Soybean Breeders Workshop in St. Louis. Sub-committees may be formed to address needs during the year. Please send nominations to Thomas Hoffman at thom.hoffman@corteva.com, indicating the position for which the individual is being nominated.