PeanutMap: an online genome database for comparative molecular maps of peanut
2006
PeanutMap: A Database for Peanut Genome Mapping
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Evidence: moderate
Author Information
Author(s): Jesubatham Arun, Mark D Burow
Primary Institution: Texas Tech University
Hypothesis
The development of a genome database for peanut will assist in genomic research and varietal development.
Conclusion
PeanutMap is a valuable tool for genetic mapping of peanut, providing access to current map data and facilitating comparative mapping.
Supporting Evidence
- PeanutMap provides a web-based interface for viewing specific linkage groups.
- The database allows comparison of multiple maps based on marker or trait correspondences.
- Data from PeanutMap have been incorporated into the Legume Information System for cross-species comparisons.
Takeaway
PeanutMap is like a library for peanut genes, helping scientists find and compare important information about peanut plants.
Methodology
PeanutMap was constructed using CMAP software and includes data from multiple peanut genome map sets.
Limitations
The database currently only includes a limited number of map sets and phenotypic data.
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