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ASDB: A comprehensive omics database for Anopheles sinensis.

Yu-Juan Zhang¹, Yang Lan¹, Bin Chen¹

¹College of Life Sciences, Chongqing Normal University, Shapingba, Chongqing 401331, China.

|February 15, 2021

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Anopheles sinensis, a major malaria vector, now has a comprehensive omics database (ASDB). This integrated resource simplifies access to diverse An. sinensis data, supporting research on its biology and genome.

Keywords:

Database Drupal Genome Mosquito

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Area of Science:

Vector Biology
Genomics
Bioinformatics

Background:

Anopheles sinensis is a significant vector for malaria and filariasis in China and Southeast Asia.
Extensive omics data, including genome and transcriptome data, has been generated for An. sinensis.
Managing and accessing the growing volume and complexity of An. sinensis data presents challenges for researchers.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a comprehensive and integrated omics database for Anopheles sinensis (ASDB).
To facilitate scientific research by providing a centralized platform for diverse An. sinensis data.
To improve the accessibility and usability of An. sinensis genomic, transcriptomic, and morphological data.

Main Methods:

Developed the Anopheles sinensis omics database (ASDB) using Docker and Drupal.
Integrated various data types: genome, transcriptome, miRNA, metagenomes, morphological images, and literature.
Implemented tools such as Blast for sequence alignment and JBrowse for genome visualization.

Main Results:

ASDB provides access to de novo genome data, annotations, variations (SNP, InDel), transcriptome, and miRNA expression.
The database includes miRNA-mRNA interactions, metagenomes, morphological images, and relevant publications.
User-friendly search and display functionalities are incorporated for efficient data retrieval.

Conclusions:

The ASDB serves as a valuable, integrated resource for Anopheles sinensis research.
This database will significantly aid studies on the basic biology and functional genomics of this important vector.
ASDB promotes collaborative research and accelerates discoveries related to An. sinensis.