The Functional ANnoTation Of the Mammalian genome (FANTOM) Consortium has 
continued to provide extensive resources in the pursuit of understanding the 
transcriptome, and transcriptional regulation, of mammalian genomes for the last 
20 years. To share these resources with the research community, the FANTOM 
web-interfaces and databases are being regularly updated, enhanced and expanded 
with new data types. In recent years, the FANTOM Consortium's efforts have been 
mainly focused on creating new non-coding RNA datasets and resources. The 
existing FANTOM5 human and mouse miRNA atlas was supplemented with rat, dog, and 
chicken datasets. The sixth (latest) edition of the FANTOM project was launched 
to assess the function of human long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs). From its 
creation until 2020, FANTOM6 has contributed to the research community a large 
dataset generated from the knock-down of 285 lncRNAs in human dermal 
fibroblasts; this is followed with extensive expression profiling and cellular 
phenotyping. Other updates to the FANTOM resource includes the reprocessing of 
the miRNA and promoter atlases of human, mouse and chicken with the latest 
reference genome assemblies. To facilitate the use and accessibility of all 
above resources we further enhanced FANTOM data viewers and web interfaces. The 
updated FANTOM web resource is publicly available at 
https://fantom.gsc.riken.jp/.