RGD -- Rat Genome Database

What you can do:
Retrieve curated and integrated information on rat genetic, genomic and biological data.
Highlights:
  • RGD is a core resource for rat researchers combining genetic, genomic, pathway, phenotype and strain information with a focus on disease.
  • RGD users are provided with access to structured and curated data from the molecular level through to the level of the whole organism, including the variations associated with disease phenotypes.
  • To fully support use of the rat as a translational model for biological systems and human disease, RGD continues to curate these datasets while enhancing and developing tools to allow efficient and effective access to the data in a variety of formats including linear genome viewers, pathway diagrams and biological ontologies.
  • To support pathophysiological analysis of data, RGD Disease Portals provide an entryway to integrated gene, QTL and strain data specific to a particular disease.
  • In addition to tool and content development and maintenance, RGD promotes rat research and provides user education by creating and disseminating tutorials on the curated datasets, submission processes, and tools available at RGD.
  • By curating, storing, integrating, visualizing and promoting rat data, RGD ensures that the investment made into rat genomics and genetics can be leveraged by all interested investigators.
Keywords:
  • Rat genome
  • Rattus norvegicus genome
  • rate genomic data warehouse
  • rat strains
  • rat phenotypes
  • rat phenome
  • comparative genomics
  • trait loci
  • rat microsatellite markers
  • ontologies
This record last updated: 01-16-2009
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