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Also see [http://www.cosmoss.org/ Cosmoss], the ''Physcomitrella patens'' resource site. | Also see [http://www.cosmoss.org/ Cosmoss], the ''Physcomitrella patens'' resource site. | ||
− | Go to:[[Background info on Physco biology and culture]] | + | Go to: [[Background info on Physco biology and culture]] |
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+ | Info about Physco on [https://www.genevestigator.com Genevestigator]: | ||
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+ | "In its figures, Genevestigator displays expression values from probesets, because these are the real physical entities that were measured on the microarrays. However, you can enter gene identifiers in a variety of formats, and Genevestigator will search for probe sets that represent these genes on the microarrays. | ||
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+ | CLASSIC and ADVANCED user can use asterisks (*) for wildcard searches. | ||
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+ | For the selected Organism / Array type, the following gene identifier formats are available: | ||
+ | • NCBI Gene (e.g. phypadraft_128494) | ||
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+ | • Phytozome (e.g. Phypa_64616) | ||
+ | |||
+ | • Cosmoss (e.g. Phypa_161460) | ||
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+ | • PLAZA (e.g. 152715) | ||
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Excepted from email exchanges: | Excepted from email exchanges: | ||
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+ | =DbxRefs for Annotations= | ||
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+ | Need to create stanza | ||
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+ | maizeGDB example: | ||
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+ | abbreviation: MaizeGDB | ||
+ | |||
+ | database: Maize Genetics and Genomics Database | ||
+ | |||
+ | object: Anything with a MaizeGDB Object ID Number or Gene Model Name | ||
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+ | example_id: MaizeGDB:881225 | ||
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+ | generic_url: http://www.maizegdb.org/ | ||
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+ | url_syntax: http://www.maizegdb.org/cgi-bin/id_search.cgi?id=[example_id] | ||
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+ | url_example: http://www.maizegdb.org/cgi-bin/id_search.cgi?id=881225 | ||
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+ | Physcomitrella Proposed, based on the assoc file: | ||
+ | |||
+ | abbreviation: cosmoss_PpV1.2 | ||
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+ | database: plantco.de|cosmoss.org | ||
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+ | object: Anything with a Cosmoss accession number | ||
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+ | example_id: cosmoss_PpV1.2:Pp1s47_77V2.1 | ||
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+ | generic_url: https://www.cosmoss.org/annotation/genonaut | ||
+ | |||
+ | url_syntax: https://www.cosmoss.org/annotation/genonaut?accession=ACCESSION&version=V1.2 | ||
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+ | url_example: https://www.cosmoss.org/annotation/genonaut?accession=Pp1s53_22V2.1&version=V1.2 | ||
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+ | ==Notes from email (12-15-11) about Accession names and numbers:== | ||
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+ | '''Numbering the Cosmoss Assembly versions:''' | ||
+ | |||
+ | The convention is that the '''number before the decimal point refers to the version of the assembly''' (which is currently still 1). | ||
+ | |||
+ | The number after the decimal point is the '''version of the annotation''' (V6): i.e V1.6 is assembly 1 annotation 6. | ||
+ | |||
+ | *Issue to be aware of: | ||
+ | V1.2 is in the genonaut db only for archival purposes - V1.6 is the current release and hence also the release were manual annotations should go to. | ||
+ | Therefore you can only access v1.2 entries via the URL directly and '''not using the genonaut database drop down menu'''. | ||
+ | |||
+ | This has the glitch that V1.2 entries are listed as belonging to the "playground" database. | ||
+ | |||
+ | |||
+ | '''Numbering the Cosmoss Gene ID (CGI):''' | ||
+ | |||
+ | The trailing \.\d+ i.e. .1 in Pp1s2_12V6.1 refers to splice variant 1. | ||
+ | |||
+ | In V1.2 all transcripts/proteins have .1 (in theory). The exception to this rule is split genes: if a locus was split in two models in V1.2 the two genes have .1 and .2. V1.6 was the first annotation release to contain splice variants | ||
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+ | See helpful link to [https://www.cosmoss.org/physcome_project/wiki/CGI Cosmoss gene ID wiki] | ||
=GAF 2.0 File format= | =GAF 2.0 File format= | ||
+ | |||
+ | Example from *.gaf2 file | ||
Columns | Columns | ||
− | 1 | + | 1. Database: cosmoss_PpV1.2 |
− | 2 | + | 2. Database_Object_ID: Pp1s47_77V2 |
+ | This is fine | ||
− | + | For more info on the [https://www.cosmoss.org/annotation/genonaut Pp1s47_77V2] | |
− | + | 3. Database_Object_symbol: if you have assigned a gene symbol the give that if not repeat the value from column-2 Pp1s47_77V2 | |
− | + | 4. Qualifier: Optional | |
− | + | 5. PO:ID should go here | |
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− | current: GB:PHYPADRAFT_181133|PMID:18762443|PMID:18079367 | + | 6. Database:reference (provide a publication id with this expression data. If not available type in a PMID of the genome paper as of now. |
+ | Note: may have more than 1 but only the last one is displayed. | ||
+ | |||
+ | current: GB:PHYPADRAFT_181133|PMID:18762443|PMID:18079367 (this is fine) | ||
PMID:18762443 Lang,et al. (2008). Exploring plant biodiversity: the Physcomitrella genome and beyond. Trends in Plant Science, 13, 542-549. | PMID:18762443 Lang,et al. (2008). Exploring plant biodiversity: the Physcomitrella genome and beyond. Trends in Plant Science, 13, 542-549. | ||
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PMID:18079367 Rensing et al. (2008). The Physcomitrella genome reveals evolutionary insights into the conquest of land by plants. Science, 319, 64-69. | PMID:18079367 Rensing et al. (2008). The Physcomitrella genome reveals evolutionary insights into the conquest of land by plants. Science, 319, 64-69. | ||
+ | 7. Evidence code: IEP | ||
+ | |||
+ | 8. with or from: leave it blank for now | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''9. Aspect 'A' if the PO id in column-5 is for anatomy-ok''' | ||
− | + | 10. Database_Object_name: gene name if you have any. If not leave it blank. optional | |
− | + | 11. Synonym: list all the aliases (synonyms) and deprecated IDs separated by the pipe (|) character. e.g. Phypa_181133|PHYPADRAFT_181133 | |
− | + | 12. Database_Object_type: 'mRNA' ok | |
− | + | 13. taxon: this is fine as it stands | |
− | + | 14. date: this is fine as it stands | |
+ | |||
+ | 15. Assigned_by: plantco.de|cosmoss.org ok | ||
− | + | 16. Annotation_extension: TBA | |
− | + | 17. Gene product form ID: provide the gene model id if you know one that's specific for expression (remember one model ID /lane). By default it is for the longest canonical/consensus gene model id. | |
− | + | =Reference page for the microarray data= | |
− | + | It would be helpful to have a reference page or published reference to the microarray data cut-off points, based on established protocols. | |
− | |||
− | + | SR: We are already working on converting all expression data that will go public via Genevestigator after the conference. | |
− | + | What is the status of this? | |
=GO Annotations= | =GO Annotations= | ||
− | DL sent a GOA file and it looks like the same | + | DL sent a GOA file and it looks like the same format that we would need for the structure terms. Need to find out how to go about getting them submitted to the GO |
− | format that we would need for the structure terms. | ||
− | go about getting them submitted to the GO |
Latest revision as of 22:03, 20 December 2011
Go back to: Cosmoss-_Physcomitrella page
Also see Cosmoss, the Physcomitrella patens resource site.
Go to: Background info on Physco biology and culture
Info about Physco on Genevestigator:
"In its figures, Genevestigator displays expression values from probesets, because these are the real physical entities that were measured on the microarrays. However, you can enter gene identifiers in a variety of formats, and Genevestigator will search for probe sets that represent these genes on the microarrays.
CLASSIC and ADVANCED user can use asterisks (*) for wildcard searches.
For the selected Organism / Array type, the following gene identifier formats are available: • NCBI Gene (e.g. phypadraft_128494)
• Phytozome (e.g. Phypa_64616)
• Cosmoss (e.g. Phypa_161460)
• PLAZA (e.g. 152715)
Excepted from email exchanges:
DbxRefs for Annotations
Need to create stanza
maizeGDB example:
abbreviation: MaizeGDB
database: Maize Genetics and Genomics Database
object: Anything with a MaizeGDB Object ID Number or Gene Model Name
example_id: MaizeGDB:881225
generic_url: http://www.maizegdb.org/
url_syntax: http://www.maizegdb.org/cgi-bin/id_search.cgi?id=[example_id]
url_example: http://www.maizegdb.org/cgi-bin/id_search.cgi?id=881225
Physcomitrella Proposed, based on the assoc file:
abbreviation: cosmoss_PpV1.2
database: plantco.de|cosmoss.org
object: Anything with a Cosmoss accession number
example_id: cosmoss_PpV1.2:Pp1s47_77V2.1
generic_url: https://www.cosmoss.org/annotation/genonaut
url_syntax: https://www.cosmoss.org/annotation/genonaut?accession=ACCESSION&version=V1.2
url_example: https://www.cosmoss.org/annotation/genonaut?accession=Pp1s53_22V2.1&version=V1.2
Notes from email (12-15-11) about Accession names and numbers:
Numbering the Cosmoss Assembly versions:
The convention is that the number before the decimal point refers to the version of the assembly (which is currently still 1).
The number after the decimal point is the version of the annotation (V6): i.e V1.6 is assembly 1 annotation 6.
- Issue to be aware of:
V1.2 is in the genonaut db only for archival purposes - V1.6 is the current release and hence also the release were manual annotations should go to. Therefore you can only access v1.2 entries via the URL directly and not using the genonaut database drop down menu.
This has the glitch that V1.2 entries are listed as belonging to the "playground" database.
Numbering the Cosmoss Gene ID (CGI):
The trailing \.\d+ i.e. .1 in Pp1s2_12V6.1 refers to splice variant 1.
In V1.2 all transcripts/proteins have .1 (in theory). The exception to this rule is split genes: if a locus was split in two models in V1.2 the two genes have .1 and .2. V1.6 was the first annotation release to contain splice variants
See helpful link to Cosmoss gene ID wiki
GAF 2.0 File format
Example from *.gaf2 file
Columns
1. Database: cosmoss_PpV1.2
2. Database_Object_ID: Pp1s47_77V2 This is fine
For more info on the Pp1s47_77V2
3. Database_Object_symbol: if you have assigned a gene symbol the give that if not repeat the value from column-2 Pp1s47_77V2
4. Qualifier: Optional
5. PO:ID should go here
6. Database:reference (provide a publication id with this expression data. If not available type in a PMID of the genome paper as of now. Note: may have more than 1 but only the last one is displayed.
current: GB:PHYPADRAFT_181133|PMID:18762443|PMID:18079367 (this is fine)
PMID:18762443 Lang,et al. (2008). Exploring plant biodiversity: the Physcomitrella genome and beyond. Trends in Plant Science, 13, 542-549.
PMID:18079367 Rensing et al. (2008). The Physcomitrella genome reveals evolutionary insights into the conquest of land by plants. Science, 319, 64-69.
7. Evidence code: IEP
8. with or from: leave it blank for now
9. Aspect 'A' if the PO id in column-5 is for anatomy-ok
10. Database_Object_name: gene name if you have any. If not leave it blank. optional
11. Synonym: list all the aliases (synonyms) and deprecated IDs separated by the pipe (|) character. e.g. Phypa_181133|PHYPADRAFT_181133
12. Database_Object_type: 'mRNA' ok
13. taxon: this is fine as it stands
14. date: this is fine as it stands
15. Assigned_by: plantco.de|cosmoss.org ok
16. Annotation_extension: TBA
17. Gene product form ID: provide the gene model id if you know one that's specific for expression (remember one model ID /lane). By default it is for the longest canonical/consensus gene model id.
Reference page for the microarray data
It would be helpful to have a reference page or published reference to the microarray data cut-off points, based on established protocols.
SR: We are already working on converting all expression data that will go public via Genevestigator after the conference.
What is the status of this?
GO Annotations
DL sent a GOA file and it looks like the same format that we would need for the structure terms. Need to find out how to go about getting them submitted to the GO