Rice Annotation Database (RAD): a contig-oriented database for map-based rice genomics.
Rice Annotation Database (RAD): a contig-oriented database for map-based rice genomics.
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DOI:
10.1093/nar/gki083
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发表时间:
2005-01-01
影响因子:
14.9
通讯作者:
Sasaki T
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作者:
Ito Y;Arikawa K;Antonio BA;Ohta I;Naito S;Mukai Y;Shimano A;Masukawa M;Shibata M;Yamamoto M;Ito Y;Yokoyama J;Sakai Y;Sakata K;Nagamura Y;Namiki N;Matsumoto T;Higo K;Sasaki T
A contig-oriented database for annotation of the rice genome has been constructed to facilitate map-based rice genomics. The Rice Annotation Database has the following functional features: (i) extensive effort of manual annotations of P1-derived artificial chromosome/bacterial artificial chromosome clones can be merged at chromosome and contig-level; (ii) concise visualization of the annotation information such as the predicted genes, results of various prediction programs (RiceHMM, Genscan, Genscan+, Fgenesh, GeneMark, etc.), homology to expressed sequence tag, full-length cDNA and protein; (iii) user-friendly clone / gene query system; (iv) download functions for nucleotide, amino acid and coding sequences; (v) analysis of various features of the genome (GC-content, average value, etc.); and (vi) genome-wide homology search (BLAST) of contig- and chromosome-level genome sequence to allow comparative analysis with the genome sequence of other organisms. As of October 2004, the database contains a total of 215 Mb sequence with relevant annotation results including 30 000 manually curated genes. The database can provide the latest information on manual annotation as well as a comprehensive structural analysis of various features of the rice genome. The database can be accessed at http://rad.dna.affrc.go.jp/.