Data

This page lists all data sources loaded along with the date the data was downloaded and related publication. NOTE: All external links open in a new window.

Data Category Organism Data Source PubMed

Genomics

S. cerevisiae Genome annotation for Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Data loaded includes:
  • PrimaryIdentifier
  • SecondaryIdentifier
  • Symbol
  • Name
  • Length
  • Description
  • Feature type
  • Locations
  • Sequences
SGD Saccharomyces Genome Database - PubMed: 9169866  

Proteins

S. cerevisiae Protein annotation SGD SGD - PubMed: 17142230  

Gene Ontology

S. cerevisiae GO annotations GO at SGD Gene Ontology Consortium - PubMed:10802651  

Comparative Genomics

S. cerevisiae

D. melanogaster

D. rerio

C. elegans

M. musculus

R. norvegicus

H. sapiens

A. gambiae

Orthologue and paralogue relationships between these 8 organisms Treefam - release 7.0 Ruan et al - PubMed: 18056084  

Phenotypes

S. cerevisiae Phenotypes SGD Saccharomyces Genome Database - PubMed: 9169866  

Interactions

S. cerevisiae Interactions from the BioGRID BioGRID at SGD - Version 2.0.xx Stark et al - PubMed:16381927  

Literature

S. cerevisiae Gene versus publications SGD - 02 Sep, 2009 Saccharomyces Genome Database - PubMed: 9169866  

Pathways

S. cerevisiae Curated pathway information and the genes involved in them Pathways at SGD - Release 57, 25 January 2011 Kanehisa et al - PubMed: 16381885  

Gene Expression

S. cerevisiae Microarray-based gene expression data of S. cerevisiae SPELL SPELL Data Sets AHibbs MA, et al. - PubMed: 1234567  


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