Databases and resources for rice genomics

We have developed databases, bioinformatics tools and genomics resources to complement our efforts in structural and functional characterization of the rice genome, to provide fundamental information for understanding the biology of rice and other cereal crops, and to facilitate the development of novel strategies for crop improvement. Central to these genomics efforts is the Rice Annotation Project Database (RAP-DB) providing comprehensive information on the rice genome including functional annotation for the gene models. A wide range of resources encompassing genome sequence data, genetic maps, molecular markers, insertional mutations, gene expression profiles, proteome, and the integration of these genomics data have been developed providing various types of information that can be used for complete understanding of rice biology.

Rice has a large base of genetic resources and knowledge of the sequence of specific genes will pave the way in maximizing 42,000 accessions representing natural genetic variation and germplasm of the rice species in the NIAS Genebank. We also provide access to genomics resources in the form of cDNA clones, DNA markers, cloned genomic DNAs in bacterial artificial chromosomes (BAC) and P1-artificial chromosomes (PAC).

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Rice genomics databases

Rice genomics resources