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About the Mosquito genome

Assembly

VectorBase Ensembl data and displays for A. gambiae are made possible through a joint effort by the Ensembl Group and VectorBase, a NIAID Bioinformatics Resource Center. Further details, as well as additional A. gambiae and other vector-specific data, can be found at VectorBase.org.

Mosquito EnsemblThe genome assembly presented here (AgamP3, February 2006) is a revised assembly based on the whole genome shotgun assembly of the PEST strain of Anopheles gambiae produced by the The International Anopheles Genome Project and described in Holt et al (October 2002) and Mongin et al. AgamP3 incorporates improvements to the placement of scaffolds on chromosomes, the designation of some scaffolds and scaffold segments as alternative assemblies ("haplotypes") and the designation of some scaffolds as probable bacterial contaminants (details at VectorBase).

The total length of scaffold sequence in the AgamP3 genome assembly is 264 Mbp of which 87% has been assigned to and ordered on chromosomes. Chromosome arms 2L, 2R, 3L, 3R, and X are represented by 12, 23, 22, 10, and 13 large scaffolds respectively. Two 'artificial chromosomes' have been made with scaffolds concatenated together in size order: 'Y_unplaced' with 55 small scaffolds assigned to the Y chromosome, and 'UNKN' with the remaining 8029 unplaced scaffolds.

Annotation

The annotation of AgamP3 has been carried out by VectorBase using the Ensembl system. Gene prediction utilised updated mappings of protein sets and Anopheles ESTs to the genome together with data provided by the research community, a limited number of models manually annotated by VectorBase, and selected ab initio predictions. 'Known' genes are those which could be named using entries from the community gene symbol database or from Uniprot.

What's New in Ensembl 37

Anopheles gambiae News

  • New mosquito assembly and genebuild
    Ensembl Anopheles gambiae has been updated to the improved assembly AgamP3, prepared primarily by the Collins group at Notre Dame, and a new set of gene predictions created.
    Read more...
  • SSAHA2
    Transcript-based SSAHA2 servers are now available for all species. Go to BlastView and select SSAHA2 from the Search Tool box.
  • UniProt updates
    Support has been added for variable splice UniProt records by adding an external db with a display label of "UniprotKB/SpliceVariant" to the external_db table on all databases.
    Read more...
  • GeneSeqalignView
    This new view is based on GeneSeqView, with the added ability to align the given sequence with one or more species.
    Read more...
  • Bug fix to Transcript.pm
    Transcript.pm; is_known() was returning true if the transcript had a display_xref set, which is both incorrect and inconsistent with the is_known() method in Gene.pm. The new behaviour is to return true if the transcript's status is KNOWN.

More news...

Statistics

Assembly: AgamP3, Feb 2006
Genebuild: VectorBase, Feb 2006
Database version: 37.3
Known genes: 1,163
Novel genes: 12,114
RNA genes: 488
Gene exons: 52,861
Gene transcripts: 13,639
Base Pairs: 278,253,050
Golden Path Length: 264,436,185
Most common InterPro domains: Top 40 Top 500

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