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Chickpea Gbrowse

The University of Queensland

Associate Professor Dave Edwards (Author) Dr Kenneth Chan (Author)

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2014, The University of Queensland

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dave.edwards@uq.edu.au

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The Chickpea genome contains 8 Chromosomes with ~740 million bases pairs (Mbp) and 28,269 genes. It is a challenge to visualise and explore such a huge quantity of data, especially for non-bioinformatics researchers. We are part of the Chickpea Consortium and we published the Chickpea genome in Nature Biotechnology in early 2014. Currently, only the raw data of the Chickpea genome can be downloaded in NCBI, thus limiting the analysis to researchers with strong computing skills. Setting up a well-featured genome browser for the Chickpea genome is important for the plant research community, and especially beneficial to the Chickpea research community. The Chickpea browsing system will be the first Chickpea genome browser, and will attract the Chickpea research community to use it. Additionally, it will also benefit the plant research community, especially for genome comparative study.Both the Kabuli and Desi genomes can be downloaded in full as well as being searchable through Gbrowse.

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Chickpea | Genomic analyses | Plant biology |

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DOI : 10.14264/uql.2017.95

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