What's New in Version 4.0.1 • New: RNA Tool Designer — generate siRNA and sgRNA candidates directly in the app • New: Disease Associations — identify potential diseases linked to any gene via OMIM • Improved: Cleaner, more modern interface throughout • Fixed: Mouse gene results incorrectly showing "Human" label

What's New in Version 2.1.1 This update brings a fresh new look and powerful new research tools. New Features 1. RNA Tool Designer — generate siRNA and sgRNA candidates directly in the app. Select any mRNA accession, and the app fetches the sequence from NCBI and applies standard design rules to rank the best candidates for gene silencing and CRISPR editing. 2. Design Improvements 3. Cleaner, more modern interface with improved typography and spacing 4. Gene cards now display with a streamlined layout and organism badges 5. Pill-style search bar and species toggle for a more intuitive feel 6. Recent searches now appear as horizontal scrollable chips 7. Tab navigation on gene detail pages is now horizontally scrollable

I've reorganized the gene detail page into a tabbed layout! Now instead of showing all information at once, the page has: 4 tabs at the top: Description - Gene description, summary, function, location, aliases, related genes, and database statistics Publications - Related publications from PubMed mRNA - RNA sequences with sharing and primer design functionality Protein - Associated protein information

1. RNA Sequence Reference Numbers (RefSeq). Displays RNA sequences in the gene detail page with: - RefSeq accession numbers (NM_, NR_, XM_, XR_) - Sequence type badges (mRNA, ncRNA, Predicted RNA) - Sequence length in base pairs 2. Primer Design with BLAST. Users can design primers with NCBI Primer-BLAST tool.

In this updated version, users can explore protein sequences and structures in addition to gene descriptions. Users also can share gene and protein information with colleagues.