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Contents of SGD's RSS feed

The SGD news RSS feed includes news items posted on the home page as well as weekly updates, when appropriate, about the following topics:

the number of new papers added to SGD in the past week
genes whose GO annotations have been updated in the past week
genes with new summary paragraphs in the past week

Individual items in the RSS feed link back to pages at SGD where more information is available.

What is RSS?

RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication which is an XML-based format used to publish summaries of changes to a web site. These are popular for published headlines at news sites, such as Google News or New York Times. RSS feeds make it easy to know an update has occurred to a web site without visiting the site.

How do I read an RSS feed?

There are multiple ways to read an RSS feed. You can install a news reader, such as FeedDemon, or use a web-based RSS reader, such as Firefox, Safari, My Yahoo, or Google Reader. RSS feeds can also be viewed in email programs, such as Yahoo Mail and Mac Mail version 3.1.

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