We are experiencing performance issues again today. We are investigating the issue.

We are continuing to experience performance and reliability issues with the GTEx Portal. We are working with Google Support to address these issues.

We have fixed a bug that we believe was causing the performance and reliability issues on the GTEx Portal. We are hopeful that this will resolve the issues that we have been experiencing over the past week. Thank you for your patience.

The single-nucleous gene expression data from Eraslan, et. al., can be visualized on the GTEx Portal on the Gene Page bit.ly/genepage and the Multi-Gene Single Cell Query page: bit.ly/gtexmultiviewer

Kristin Ardlie & Katy Borner welcome input on efforts to fuse GTEx & HuBMAP data! From GTEx: 5,397 tissue blocks from 16 tissue sites regd. into Human BioMolecular Atlas Program (HuBMAP) CCF. All 3D data can be explored via HuBMAP EUI, fused into GTEx Portal. Survey: bit.ly/3z6s6QF NIH Common Fund IU Luddy

Our new GTEx Portal API V2 provides improved validation, support for ontology IDs, support for pagination, and improved documentation bit.ly/3IOIT0C

Open access files for GTEx Portal are stored in public Google Cloud Storage buckets. We will be reorganizing these buckets in Sept 2023. You shouldn't be writing scripts to these buckets, but if you are please update to new buckets adult-gtex and egtex.

We have redesigned our open access file download page and have released a video that demonstrates the new features. GTEx Portal youtu.be/XcwwBzYEOUs

Check out the new GTEx Portal home page with information about the Developmental GTEx (dGTEx) and Non-Human Primate Developmental GTEx projects. These two new projects will investigate changes in gene expression that occur during postnatal development. gtexportal.org

We are aware that the Expression PCA plot is currently not working. We are investigating this issue and will provide an update when we have more information.

The Expression PCA plot on the GTEx Portal is now fixed.

GTEx V10 open access data is now available for download from GTEx Portal. The GTEx Portal is now displaying V10 data in our gene expression visualizations. We are currently working to complete the integration of the V10 data into the remaining visualizations. #eQTL #rnaseq

Our new perspective article describing the human and non-human primate developmental GTEx projects is now out in nature! We outline the scope, vision, opportunities and challenges of these projects here: nature.com/articles/s4158…

The Mutations in Time and Space conference will be held at the Broad Institute in Cambridge, MA, April 23-25, 2025. Registration is now live and abstract submissions are open until January 17th, 2025. broadinstitute.swoogo.com/mits2025/59707…