What is Genome Browser?
For plant species with on-going genome sequencing projects, PlantGDB has developed unique genome browsers to present all available EST and cDNA evidence for current transcript models. You can use it to locate EST or cDNA on the genomes or BACs, evaluate gene strucuture annotation and even provide your own annotation, review patterns of alternative splicing, and much more. Please follow the links below to browse the individual species.
What is SRGD?
The SRGD database provides data for various projects related to the study of (alternative) pre-mRNA splicing in plants.
What is ASIP?
The ASIP database provides data for various projects related to the study of (alternative) pre-mRNA splicing in plants.
What are maize Ac/Ds-tagged sequences? Ac- and Ds-tagged maize sequences matching GSS contigs have been annotated and can be accessed through this project page.
What are maize RescueMu-tagged sequences? RescueMu-tagged maize sequences matching GSS contigs have been annotated and can be accessed through this project page.
What are maize UniformMu-tagged sequences? UniformMu-tagged maize sequences matching GSS contigs have been annotated and can be accessed through this project page.
What is the RFLP-FLIS Project?
The Maize RFLP-Full Length Insert Sequencing (FLIS) Project is an endeavor ancillary to the Cytogenetic Map of Maize Project. The goals of this undertaking
are to determine and submit to GenBank a hiqh-quality (both strands) full length insert sequence for maize RFLP markers including the CBMs (~ 90 total), and
~ 500 other markers from the UMC 98 map. In addition to being useful for the Cytogenetic Map of Maize Project, these sequences are useful in that they can
anchor assemblies of the maize genome to the genetic and cytogenetic maps.
What is the BioExtract Server?
The BioExtract Server provides a distribution point for plant genome data stored in different local and external databases by offering flexible web-based
query capabilities.
