Titlebook: Eukaryotic Genomic Databases; Methods and Protocol Martin Kollmar Book 2018 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, part of Springer Nature 2

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1064-3745 ation advice from the experts.This volume explores databases containing genome-based data and genome-wide analyses. This book covers databases from all eukaryotic taxa, except plants. The chapters describe database contents and classic use-cases, which assist in accessing eukaryotic genomic data and

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Befunde aus der Praxis der Arbeitsforschung, find the most closely related species to the own organism of interest in particular. The exponentially increasing number of sequenced species demands sophisticated search and data presentation tools. In this chapter we describe how to navigate the diArk database keeping a first-time user in mind.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-31000-3nes, and a promoter and the epigenetic marks and protein-binding activity associated with it. These workflows illustrate a subset of the data types available through the Ensembl Browser, and can be considered a springboard for further exploration.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-26702-5sociations, phenotypes, pathways, molecular functions, biological processes and cellular components for genes, quantitative trait loci, and strains. We present an overview of the database followed by specific examples that can be used to gain experience in employing RGD to explore the wealth of functional data available for the rat.

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Die zwei Grundwortpaare: ICH-DU und ICH-ESovide several ways of exploring the data including a choice of genome browsers, genome and gene summary pages, text and sequence searching, a query wizard, bulk downloads, and programmatic interfaces. WormBase ParaSite is released three to six times per year, and is developed in collaboration with WormBase (.) and Ensembl Genomes (.).

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