The Soybean Genome Database (SoyGD) -- a browser for display of duplicated, polyploid, regions and sequence tagged sites on the integrated physical and genetic maps of Glycine max

What you can do:
Search for comprehensive genomic information of soybean.
Highlights:
  • The Soybean Genome Database (SoyGD) genome browser has integrated and served the publicly available soybean physical map, bacterial artificial chromosome (BAC) fingerprint database and genetic map associated genomic data.
  • The browser shows both build 3 and build 4 contiguous sets of clones (contigs) of the soybean physical map.
  • Build 4 consisted of 2854 contigs that encompassed 1.05 Gb and 404 high-quality DNA markers that anchored 742 contigs. Many DNA markers anchored sets of 2-8 different contigs. Each contig in the set represented a homologous region of related sequences.
  • GBrowse was adapted to show sets of homologous contigs at all potential anchor points, spread laterally and prevented from overlapping.
  • About 8064 minimum tiling path (MTP2) clones provided 13,473 BAC end sequences (BES) to decorate the physical map.
  • Analyses of BES placed 2111 gene models, 40 marker anchors and 1053 new microsatellite markers on the map.
  • Estimated sequence tag probes from 201 low-copy gene families located 613 paralogs.
  • The genome browser portal showed each data type as a separate track. Tetraploid, octoploid, diploid and homologous regions are shown clearly in relation to an integrated genetic and physical map.
Keywords:
  • soybean genome
  • soybean microsatellite markers
  • soybean BAC end sequences
  • soybean BAC fingerprint
  • soybean genetics
  • Glycine max genome
  • Glycine max genetic map
  • Glycine max physical map
  • plant genome
  • crop genome
This record last updated: 02-23-2006
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