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The Tetraodon genome project is a collaboration between Genoscope and the Broad Institute (MIT). This Ensembl website presents sequence data and analyses provided by the two institutes and annotation produced using our Genebuild system..
The project was supported by the Consortium National de Recherche en Genomique and the National Human Genome Research Institute.
The genome assembly was performed using Arachne (Jaffe D.B. et. al. 2003. Gen. Res. 13, 91-96). This site presents version 8 of the assembly.
The majority of genes were annotated using a modified version of the standard Ensembl pipeline. This involved aligning protein, cDNA and EST sequences using exonerate and genewise to build gene models with UTRs and also using comparative analyses to find structures that the inital analysis missed.
The annotation also includes 87 manually curated structures of a number of HOX and Cytokine genes.
Canonical transcripts have been defined for all genes in the core databases.
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Assembly: | TETRAODON 8.0, Mar 2007 |
Genebuild: | Ensembl, Nov 2007 |
Database version: | 50.8 |
Known protein-coding genes: | 99 |
Projected protein-coding genes: | 13,772 |
Novel protein-coding genes: | 5,731 |
Pseudogenes: | 147 |
RNA genes: | 498 |
Genscan gene predictions: | 23,832 |
Gene exons: | 220,724 |
Gene transcripts: | 23,289 |
SNPs: | 903,588 |
Base Pairs: | 342,419,788 |
Golden Path Length: | 358,618,246 |
Most common InterPro domains: | Top 40 Top 500 |
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