GrainGenes Updates

March 2021: Secale cereale Lo7 (rye) v1 genome browser and BLAST are available at GrainGenes

Secale cereale Lo7 (rye) v1 paper has been published. You can reach the paper https://www.nature.com/articles/s41588-021-00807-0

At GrainGenes, we created a genome browser and a BLAST interface are available at GrainGenes. You can reach them using the links below.

Secale cereale Lo7 (rye) v1 genome browser: https://wheat.pw.usda.gov/jb/?data=/ggds/rye-Lo7-2021

March 2021: New YouTube Tutorial - Using CMap to Improve Marker Density around a Gene of Interest

GrainGenes has published a new tutorial on the GrainGenes Classic channel on YouTube entitled
"Using CMap to Improve Marker Density around a Gene of Interest".
This lesson will guide you though the CMap tool to add co-localizing markers from a consensus map to a mapped gene from an older paper.

Link to this here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKcJkGj331c

December 2020: Wheat 10+ Genomes Project Genome Browsers and BLAST

Following the publication of the Wheat 10+ Genomes Project at Nature, GrainGenes is releasing genome browsers and BLASTable database for the the reference quality genome assemblies.

You can find the 10 genome browsers here (under Wheat/ 10+ Wheat Genome Project): https://wheat.pw.usda.gov/GG3/genome_browser

You can reach the BLAST tool here: https://wheat.pw.usda.gov/blast

November 2020: Global Durum Genomic Resources at GrainGenes

In collaboration with the International Durum Wheat Genome Sequencing Consortium and the Expert Working Group on Durum Wheat Genomics and Breeding, an expert working group endorsed by the Wheat Initiative, GrainGenes is making the genomic resources related to two collaborative germplasm collections publicly available: the Global Durum wheat Panel (GDP) and the Tetraploid wheat Germplasm Collection (TGC).

October 2020: Frost Resistance gene class curated from Wheat Gene Catalogue

The following gene class has been added to GrainGenes, based on the information in the Wheat Gene Catalogue (WGC). This includes all genes, along with any associated alleles, references, loci, germplasm sources:
Frost tolerance or resistance is the ability of a plant to survive freezing temperatures, and is an important part of winter hardiness. A lack of frost resistance is considered as a major factor limiting cultivation of winter wheat (Wurschum et al., 2017).

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