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Sharon Wei1, Kapeel Chougule1, Andrew Olson1
1Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, 1 Bungtown Road, Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724, United States.
GrameneOryza provides FAIR-compliant rice genomic data, including 28 genomes and 66 million variants. This resource enhances accessibility for global rice research and breeding efforts.
Area of Science:
- Genomics
- Bioinformatics
- Plant Science
Background:
- Rice is a critical global food staple and a model organism for genetic research.
- There is a growing demand for comprehensive and accessible rice genomic data.
Purpose of the Study:
- To present GrameneOryza (version 8), an updated online resource for rice genomic data adhering to FAIR principles.
- To enhance accessibility and usability of diverse rice genomic information for researchers.
Main Methods:
- Integrated 28 Oryza genomes, including wild and domesticated types, with outgroup species.
- Generated 38K protein-coding gene family trees for ortholog and paralog identification.
- Collected and curated 66 million single-nucleotide variants (SNVs) and 1200 phenotypes.
Main Results:
- Version 8 includes 28 Oryza genomes and expanded genetic variation data with 66 million SNVs.
- Mapped RG3K reads to seven additional Asian rice genomes, yielding 19 million SNVs per genome.
- Introduced Oryza CLIMtools for studying genome adaptation and environmental impacts.
Conclusions:
- GrameneOryza version 8 offers a robust, FAIR-compliant platform for rice genomic research.
- The expanded dataset and new tools facilitate deeper understanding of rice genetics and adaptation.
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