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Rice nucleotide sequences in GenBank:

GenBank divisiona Entries Total bp
dbEST: 1,257,622 605,343,121
dbGSS: 2,021,895 1,306,835,470
dbHTG: 1,272 178,501,246
dbPLN: 89,345 939,947,409
dbSTS: 11,490 5,502,546
WGSb: 87,931 803,306,761
Total: 3,469,555 4,590,542,592

a: Click each division to get the most updated information in GenBank.
b: Indica rice whole genome shotgun sequences in PLN division.

Updated on 05/28/2009


Rice related publications in PubMed:
Number of publications in PubMed with rice in title: 10,281
Number of publications in PubMed with rice in abstract and title: 18,480

Updated on 05/28/2009



MSU Rice Genome Annotation, Release 6.1
Featuresc TE-related Genes/Locid Non-TE-related Genes/Loci
Gene number 16,220 40,577
Average Gene Size (bp) 3,257 2,841
Average Exon/Gene 4.2 4.9
Average Exon Length (bp) 526 313
Average Exon GC Content (%) 50.8 51.5
Average Intron/Gene 3.2 3.9
Average Intron Length (bp) 340 415
Average Intron GC Content (%) 42.9 37.6

Updated on 05/01/2009



Genes from MSU Rice Genome Annotation, Release 6.1
Functional Classificationc Genes/Loci Genes/Loci Percentage Gene Models Gene Models Percentage
Putative 23,348 41.1 31,752 47.1
Expressed 6,311 11.1 8,268 12.3
Conserved hypothetical 2,033 3.6 2,033 3.0
Hypothetical 8,885 15.6 8,886 13.2
TE-relatedd 16,220 28.6 16,454 24.4
Total 56,797 100 67,393 100

c: Small gene models (< 50 amino acids ) and pseudogenes were excluded from this analysis.
d:TE-related: Transposable-element related genes and gene models. The rice proteome was searched against the MSU Oryza Repeat Database with TBLASTN and against the TE-related Pfam domains with hmmpfam. Genes and gene models with matches above cut-offs were annotated as TE-related gene models.

Updated on 05/01/2009

 
   
 
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Photographs courtesy of Robin Buell (MSU), Jiming Jiang (University of Wisconsin), and the USDA Agricultural Research Service