Keeping up with the yeast literature just got a bit easier! The New Yeast Papers page at SGD (yeastgenome.org/reference/recent) is your rolling monthly snapshot of publications newly added to the database. The exciting news today is that this page has been upgraded with powerful new filtering options so you can cut straight to the papers that matter to you.
The page has always been the go-to resource for staying current with Saccharomyces cerevisiae research because it lists newly-added publications over the last 30 days along with the genes, alleles, complexes, and pathways associated with each paper. The page is updated daily! Now, instead of scrolling through the full list, hoping to see something interesting, you can filter by:
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Author: find papers by a specific researcher
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Journal: browse what’s new in your favorite publications
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Year: narrow the list by publication year
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Associated genes: zero in on papers linked to your gene of interest
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Associated alleles: filter by specific alleles
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Associated complexes: find papers connected to a complex you’re studying
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Associated pathways: focus on your pathway of interest
Each filter shows the most frequently occurring values along with reference counts, giving you an at-a-glance view of what’s trending in this month’s yeast literature. Combine multiple filters to get as specific as you need, and use Clear all filters to reset. And as always, you can download the full reference list in .nbib format for your reference manager.
Access the New Yeast Papers page anytime via the Literature menu in the purple SGD navigation bar, or from SGD’s new Search landing page (bookmark this!) or go directly to yeastgenome.org/reference/recent. Happy reading!