- Mutant-based genetic linkage map (see Genetics & Genomics)
- SNP-based genetic linkage map (see Genetics & Genomics; also, the old WU St. Louis site – locally hosted)
- C. elegans natural diversity resource (Anderson lab) CeNDR
- C. briggsae fosmid gDNA library
- nematodes.net (Washington University, St Louis)
- NEMBASE (for plant-parasitic nematodes)
- CGC (Caenorhabditis Genetics Center)
- C. briggsae Wormbase ParaSite
- C. briggsae NIH BioProject page
- Wormbase Caenorhabditis evolution wiki
- Wormbase BLAST
- Search Protein family (InterPro)
- Old briggsae.org site (mostly outdated)
C. briggsae Ensemble FTP trace server(obsolete)- Raw sequence reads (HK104, VT847, HK105, and PB800)
C. briggsae research labs(obsolete)Leon Avery WWW Server(website shutdown)
- Mutant and transgenics strains (Gupta lab, also see Bi et al., PLoS Genetics 2015 for GFP integrated transgenic strains)
- Recombinant inbred lines using AF16 and HK104 strains (Ross et al. PLoS Genetics 2011)
- Recombinant inbred lines (99) using QX1410 and VX34 strains (genotyped 2,981 single nucleotide markers) – Stevens et al. 2022
- 5′ end analysis of transcripts by TEC-RED (Jhaveri et al. 2022)
- Wild isolates (at least 63) from various parts of the world (Cutter et al., Genetics 2006)
- MosI transposon-based mutant screen (M.-A. Felix) (More info)
Genomic clones – RPCI-94 BAC clones (CHORI) (Additional info)
- C. briggsae Wormbook methods chapter (Baird and Chamberlin, 2006)
- C. briggsae Wormbook review (Gupta et al. 2007)
- Nematode isolation guide
- C. briggsae publications (NCBI PubMed): 2023 – 2022 – 2021 – 2020 – 2019 – 2018 – ALL
Worm meeting abstracts(obsolete)
Please let us know if there are any other resources that should be listed above.