Cucumis sativus scaffold sequences
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Ordered series of contigs with or without gaps.
(Total: 4219)
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Alignments to Genome
CsGDB displays high quality spliced alignments for
EST,
cDNA,
PUT,
related species protein, and
Probe. The current database version is
CsGDB179. For more information see
Data & Methods.
Tools
Sequence analysis tools accessed from the
Genome Context View menu use the current genomic region as input. Or, to access the same tools without a genomic context, use CsGDB left menubar Tools links.
More about tools...
Online Analytical Tools - Description
| Name |
Description |
Source/Version |
| BLAST |
Use BLASTn, BLASTp, tBLASTn and tBLASTx to match a query sequence to CsGDB sequences.
BLAST-able datasets include Cucumis sativus genomic DNA, splice-aligned transcripts and proteins, gene models, and other aligned sequences. |
NCBI Blastall 2.2.18 |
| GeneSeqer |
Spliced alignment of user-specified transcript datasets to genomic DNA from any region in CsGDB. User can specify splice site model and stringency level. |
Brendel Group (Oct 2008) |
| GenomeThreader |
Spliced alignment of user-specified protein datasets to genomic DNA from any region in CsGDB. User can specify splice site model and stringency level. |
GenomeThreader Home Page |
Community Annotation
Help annotate the
Cucumis sativus genome using our yrGATE gene structure annotation tool (
see Overview), aided by
GAEVAL tables that flag problematic gene models.
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Custom Track Display
Distributed Annotation Service (DAS) (
see Overview) is available for displaying remotely served genome alignments at CsGDB, as well as for displaying selected CsGDB tracks on a different genome browser (e.g. Ensembl, GBrowse).
How to use DAS...
To add a DAS track to CsGDB using our DAS client, first select desired genome coordinates above and click "Go", then select menu item "Configure -> Add Track" and paste in the appropriate DAS URL.
To view CsGDB tracks in another genome browser (e.g. Ensembl, Gbrowse) using our DAS server, first find the appropriate xDAS Server URL on our DAS overview page, then follow instructions on the remote browser website for adding the remote track. NOTE: DAS service available for certain tracks only.
For more details, refer to DAS section in our Genome Browser help pages.
Additional custom track display features are under development.
Annotated Protein Alignments
Support
Genome browser video demo: QuickTime
Flash
For help pages and tutorials focusing on genome browser features and gene annotation, see side bar.