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Glycine max Genome ?

View a sample region of chromosome 1 or select a region above:

Genome / Gene Models

The current genome assembly displayed at GmGDB is version Glyma1. Annotated gene models are Glyma1. For more information see Data & Methods. More about the genome...

Alignments to Genome

GmGDB displays high quality spliced alignments for EST, cDNA, PUT, and model species proteins. The current alignment database version is GmGDB181. For more information see Data & Methods. More about alignments...

Search / Download

Search or download any sequence from GmGDB using Search / Download links at left. Complete datasets can also be downloaded from the GmGDB Download page or by ftp. More about search / download...

Note: sequences displayed here may not reflect the latest Glycine max sequence count at PlantGDB, which can be viewed on our download page.

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 GmGDB left menubar Tools links. More about tools...

Gene Structure Annotation

Help annotate the Glycine max genome using our yrGATE gene structure annotation tool (see Overview), aided by GAEVAL tables that flag problematic gene models. Video demo: QuickTime   Flash  

Custom Track Display

Distributed Annotation Service (DAS) (see Overview) is available for displaying remotely served genome alignments at GmGDB, as well as for displaying selected GmGDB tracks on a different genome browser (e.g. Ensembl, GBrowse). How to use DAS...

Additional custom track display features are under development.

Annotated Protein Alignments

A searchable table of splice-aligned, annotated protein models from one or more related species. Select from the left menu under Gene Annotations -> Splice-Aligned Proteins.

Support

Genome browser video demo: QuickTime Flash
For help pages and tutorials focusing on genome browser features and gene annotation, see side bar.

GmGDB is being developed as a part of our NSF-funded project "Cyberinfrastructure for (Comparative) Plant Genome Research Through PlantGDB" (PI: Volker Brendel). The purpose of this resource is to provide a convenient sequence-centered genome view for Glycine max, with a narrow focus on gene structure annotation.

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