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Twigger SN Pruitt KD Fernández-Suárez XM Karolchik D Worley KC Maglott DR Brown G Weinstock G Gibbs RA Kent J Birney E Jacob HJ 《Nature genetics》2008,40(5):523-527
It has been four years since the original publication of the draft sequence of the rat genome. Five groups are now working together to assemble, annotate and release an updated version of the rat genome. As the prevailing model for physiology, complex disease and pharmacological studies, there is an acute need for the rat's genomic resources to keep pace with the rat's prominence in the laboratory. In this commentary, we describe the current status of the rat genome sequence and the plans for its impending 'upgrade'. We then cover the key online resources providing access to the rat genome, including the new SNP views at Ensembl, the RefSeq and Genes databases at the US National Center for Biotechnology Information, Genome Browser at the University of California Santa Cruz and the disease portals for cardiovascular disease and obesity at the Rat Genome Database. 相似文献
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Big data: The future of biocuration 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
Howe D Costanzo M Fey P Gojobori T Hannick L Hide W Hill DP Kania R Schaeffer M St Pierre S Twigger S White O Rhee SY 《Nature》2008,455(7209):47-50
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Aitman TJ Critser JK Cuppen E Dominiczak A Fernandez-Suarez XM Flint J Gauguier D Geurts AM Gould M Harris PC Holmdahl R Hubner N Izsvák Z Jacob HJ Kuramoto T Kwitek AE Marrone A Mashimo T Moreno C Mullins J Mullins L Olsson T Pravenec M Riley L Saar K Serikawa T Shull JD Szpirer C Twigger SN Voigt B Worley K 《Nature genetics》2008,40(5):516-522
The rat is an important system for modeling human disease. Four years ago, the rich 150-year history of rat research was transformed by the sequencing of the rat genome, ushering in an era of exceptional opportunity for identifying genes and pathways underlying disease phenotypes. Genome-wide association studies in human populations have recently provided a direct approach for finding robust genetic associations in common diseases, but identifying the precise genes and their mechanisms of action remains problematic. In the context of significant progress in rat genomic resources over the past decade, we outline achievements in rat gene discovery to date, show how these findings have been translated to human disease, and document an increasing pace of discovery of new disease genes, pathways and mechanisms. Finally, we present a set of principles that justify continuing and strengthening genetic studies in the rat model, and further development of genomic infrastructure for rat research. 相似文献
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