Dissemination: Communication, Training and Outreach in Support of Enhanced Echinobase

摘要传播 交流、培训和外展，以支持增强的棘球数据库 棘皮虫门的模式生物知识库(MOK)是一个可通过Web访问的数据库 一种资源，整合了来自多个物种的大量和多样化的基因组和生物数据，用于 棘皮动物研究。传播部分是一个多部分项目的一部分，以维护和 加强这一资源的功能和内容，这对棘皮动物研究界和 促进研究工作效率。传播的目标是支持现有的用户，并吸引更多的用户 通过为使用管理的数据提供功能强大、维护良好的最新目标，为Echinbase用户提供 公平原则，这是广大社区的利益所在，使研究人员能够取得进一步的进展， 尤其是在理解基因调控和基因调控网络在发育过程中的作用方面。未来 开发工作和功能由社区成员的输入和反馈、与 科学顾问委员会、绩效指标和与其他MOK的讨论。计划通过以下方式积极吸引用户 交流进度并提供访问、分析和提交数据的研讨会 棘球绦虫。科学论文，演讲和海报演示在会议上，如学会 发育生物学与海胆等海洋无脊椎动物的发育生物学 (DBSUMI)，并实际上通过EchinoClub，将展示棘皮动物基因组学的新更新和方面 一个广泛的社区。传播将确保与NCBI、EnSembl等外部资源共享数据 和UniProt，继续与AGR和EBI合作，并丰富从Echinobase到外部的链接 资源。传播功能的能力依赖于组件之间的通信，这些组件 由管理团队组织。过去几年的事实证明，两国之间的良好工作关系 管理、计算和技术开发团队，用于沟通正在进行的活动和问题 并合作创建棘球虫数据库。

SUMMARY DISSEMINATION Communication, Training and Outreach in Support of Enhanced Echinobase Echinobase, a model organism knowledgebase (MOK) for the phylum of Echinodermata, is a web accessible resource that integrates the vast and diverse genomic and biological data from the multiple species utilized for echinoderm research. The Dissemination component is one part of a multi component project to maintain and enhance the function and content of this resource that is essential for the echinoderm research community and facilitates research productivity. The goal of Disseminate is to support current users, and attract more Echinobase users by providing a functional, well-maintained, up-to-date destination for data managed using FAIR principles, that is of interest to a broad community to empower researchers to make further advances, particularly in understanding gene regulation and gene regulatory network function during development. Future development efforts and features are guided by community member input and feedback, dialogue with the Scientific Advisory Board, PIs and discussions with other MOKs. Plans are to actively engage users by communicating progress and providing workshops for accessing, analyzing, and submitting data to Echinobase. Scientific papers, talks and poster presentations at conferences such as the Society of Developmental Biology, and the Developmental Biology of the Sea Urchin and other Marine Invertebrates (DBSUMI) and virtually through EchinoClub, will present new updates, and aspects of echinoderm genomics to a wide community. Disseminate will ensure that data is shared with external resources such as NCBI, Ensembl and UniProt, continue collaborations with AGR and EBI and also enrich links from Echinobase to outside resources. The ability to disseminate the features relies on communications between components that are organized by the Admin Team. The past several years have proven a good working relationship between the curation, computational and technical development teams for communicating ongoing activities and problems and collaborating on creating Echinobase.