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The Arabidopsis Functional Genomics Resource Network: Analysis and annotation of ESTs for Micro-arraying and identification of primers for amplification of GSTs

Reference	IGF12424
Principal Investigator / Supervisor	Dr Martin Trick
Co-Investigators / Co-Supervisors	Professor Ian Bancroft, Professor Michael Beale, Professor Michael Bevan, Professor James Beynon, Professor Paul Dupree, Professor Jonathan Jones, Professor Ottoline Leyser, Professor Sean May
Institution	John Innes Centre
Department	John Innes Centre Department
Funding type	Research
Value (£)	111,140
Status	Completed
Type	Research Grant
Start date	18/09/2000
End date	17/05/2004
Duration	44 months

Abstract

GARNet, the Genomic Arabidopsis Resources Network aims to create resources and services of functional genomics. The technologies of functional genomics are developing rapidly, and there is a large need for wide availability of these technologies. The IGF initiative ensures functional genomics technologies will become available to a wide audience. Transcriptome analysis, bioinformatics, metabolite profiling, proteome analysis and forward and reverse genetics are the spearpoints of the Arabidopsis GARNet project. The wide range of available genomic resources will allow for fast progress of a wide range of research projects. The GARNet service providers undertake the development and maintenance of the different resources and facilities. The aim is to provide the UK Arabidopsis community with access to high quality services, but international access to the recourses is also possible. The Garnet Steering Committee will monitor the progress of the project and is responsible for prioritising access to the resources. This part of the GARNet network will: 1) analyse Arabidopsis, wheat and barley EST set for contamination: E. coli, yeast, rRNA, organelle; 2) organise Arabidopsis, wheat and barley ESTs by gene family, tissue, expression (where known) and provide data to micro- array facilities; 3) identify and categorise Arabidopsis genes that have no associated ESTs; 4) design primers for the genes, ensure primers are unique and that they do not cross hybridise; 5) develop a controlled language for the EST libraries and 6) develop an electronic transcription map for Arabidopsis based on (5), add to this the expression data from the micro-arrays where available; 7) carry out an analysis of 80,000 cereal ESTs, providing information to the Cereals Genomic Resource project for micro-arraying. (Joint with grants 42/IGF12422, 207/IGF12428, 8/IGF12429, 233/IGF12435, 208/IGF12438, 208/IGF12441, 83/IGF12442 and 87/IGF12443.)

Summary

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Committee	Closed Committee - Genes & Developmental Biology (GDB)
Research Topics	X – not assigned to a current Research Topic
Research Priority	X – Research Priority information not available
Research Initiative	Investigating Gene Function (IGF) [1999-2005]
Funding Scheme	X – not Funded via a specific Funding Scheme

Associated awards:

IGF12422 The Arabidopsis Functional Genomics Resource Network: Development of an array and Bioinformatics facility at NASC

IGF12428 The Arabidopsis Functional Genomics Resource Network: Provision of genome sequence tags to Arabidopsis micro-array facility

IGF12429 The Arabidopsis Functional Genomics Resource Network: Proteomics facility for the UK Arabidopsis community

IGF12435 The Arabidopsis Functional Genomics Resource Network: Metabolic profiling of Arabidopsis

IGF12438 The Arabidopsis Functional Genomics Resource Network: Sequencing transposon insertion sites

IGF12441 The Arabidopsis Functional Genomics Resource Network: Construction identification and supply of systematic gene transfer clones

IGF12442 The Arabidopsis Functional Genomics Resource Network: Arabidopsis insertion mutagenesis: sequencing dSpm insertions and generating new dSpm insertion

IGF12443 The Arabidopsis Functional Genomics Resource Network: Coordination

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