Part II SeqViewer AraCyc Help

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Part II SeqViewer AraCyc Help It is essential to understand that automatic annotation is not synonymous with gene prediction. Gene predictions are not gene annotations. In fact, ‘gene prediction’ is something of a misnomer—usually it’s just a single CDS (or, even, exon) of a protein-coding gene that is predicted; this is true even when the gene predictor makes use of homology, e.g. TWINSCAN (8). Likewise, simply aligning ESTs and full-length cDNAs to a genome does not produce gene annotations either. A gene annotation is a much more complex entity; it must include features such as alternative splicing & UTRs, and wrestle with issues such as locus assignment, pseudogenes, evidence trails, nomenclature issues, known vs. new gene, etc. Gene predictions and sequence alignments are the outputs of single executables and reside in flat-files; gene annotations, on the other hand, are complex objects that reside in databases and XML repositories. Gene annotations are versioned, graphically accessible, alterable, obsolete-able, and distributable. To create a gene annotation automatically is thus a very different task from gene prediction or aligning cDNAs to a genome.

SeqViewer: TAIR’s genome browser Visualization of the whole Arabidopsis genome and its associated annotations BAC, gene, transcript, polymorphism, T- DNA insertion, marker Can go down to the individual nucleotide level

SeqViewer

SeqViewer

Search in SeqViewer

Search result

SeqViewer closeup view

Seqviewer closeup view

SeqViewer nucleotide view

SeqViewer nucleotide view

AraCyc: Biochemical pathways of Arabidopsis Search, browse and visualize pathways, compounds, enzymes and genes Overlay large scale Omics data on the metabolic pathway network

AraCyc

AraCyc: search by name

AraCyc: compound detail page

AraCyc: compound detail page (cont.)

AraCyc: pathway detail page

AraCyc: download genes of a pathway

AraCyc: pathway detail page

AraCyc: enzyme detail page

AraCyc: OmicsViewer Overlay gene expression data Overlay proteomics data Overlay metabolite profiling data and other experimental data

OmicsViewer submission page Step 1 Upload input file Step 2 tab-delimited text file

OmicsViewer submission page (cont.) Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6

OmicsViewer submission page (cont.) Step 7

OmicsViewer submission page (cont.) Step 8 Step 9

Zoom-in OmicsViewer results

Saving results

Getting help using TAIR resource Help Central Help for specific tools (e.g. searches, BLAST etc) Glossary of terms in TAIR FAQ Tutorials Email support via curator@arabidopsis.org. We try to respond within 24 hours. Special requests for data

Help central

Help central

AraCyc tutorial

Help central

TAIR glossary

TAIR glossary

Contact us by email

Special requests for data All putative proteins A list of loci with experimentally verified known functions A list of gene name and alias …