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  • International Symposium on Rice Functional Genomics Conference in Chengdu, China, Aug 23-27, Abstracts Due July 1
  • Plant Reactome Release Summary - Version 24 - April 2025
  • Advancing Biocuration in the Age of AI: Highlights from the 18th International Biocuration Conference
  • Gordon Research Conference - Single-Cell Approaches in Plant Biology, Portland, Maine Aug 10-15
  • Building a Transdisciplinary Agricultural Single-Cell Genomics Community: Highlights from the AG2PI-AgBioData Workshop
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The "Gramene" Name

The name Gramene is a play on Gramineae, a synonym for "Poaceae," the grass family as well as on the name of the Grameen Bank which specializes in small loans to the poor (mostly women) in emerging economies. In 2006, Muhammad Yunus, founder of the Grameen Bank, won a Nobel Prize for "efforts to create economic and social development from below."

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Gramene is a collaborative effort among Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Oregon State University, and EMBL-EBI. Funding is provided by the NSF and USDA ARS.