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About the Rhesus macaque genome

Assembly

Rhesus macaque Mmul_1 is a preliminary assembly of the rhesus monkey, Macaca mulatta using whole genome shotgun (WGS) reads from small and medium insert clones. Several WGS libraries, with inserts of 2-4 kb and 10 kb, fosmids with ~35kb inserts, and BACs with 180kb inserts were used to produce the data.

The release was produced by the Macaque Genome Sequencing Consortium, led by the Baylor College of Human Medicine, melding three separate complementary assemblies (created using the Atlas, Celera and PCAP systems). This involved iteratively splitting likely chimeric scaffolds and joining together existing scaffolds where possible. Chimeric scaffolds (<100 total) were identified by breaks in synteny with the human genome, which were confirmed to be artefacts by the other assemblies.

This is a draft sequence and may contain errors so users should exercise caution. Typical errors in draft genome sequences include misassemblies of repeated sequences, collapses of repeated regions, and unmerged overlaps (e.g. due to polymorphisms) creating artificial duplications. However base accuracy in contigs (contiguous blocks of sequence) is usually very high with most errors near the ends of contigs. [More about the assembly].

Annotation

The gene set for macaque was built using the ensembl pipeline. The species-specific resources for macaque are relatively limited, so we decided to take a combined approach utilizing macaque's great similarity to human to aid our annotation efforts. The gene structures are mainly based on alignments to human and macaque protein data. Both macaque and human cDNAs were used to add UTR structures, and finally gene predictions based on Uniprot proteins and human cdnas were used to fill gaps in the annotation.

What's New in Ensembl 44

Macaca mulatta News

There is no Macaca mulatta-specific news this release.

General News

  • ncRNAs for Ensembl chordates
    All Ensembl genebuild databases (i.e. excluding the imported invertebrate databases for mosquitoes, fruit fly, worm and yeast) have been updated with new ncRNA data.
  • Compara updates

    Pairwise alignments

    • Platypus (Ornithorhynchus anatinus) OANA5 BLASTZ_NET vs Mus musculus (NCBIM36)
    • Cat (Felis catus) BLASTZ_NET vs Canis familiaris (BROADD2)
    • Treeshrew (Tupaia belangeri) BLASTZ_NET vs Homo sapiens (NCBI36)
    • Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus) BLASTZ_NET vs Homo sapiens (NCBI36)
    • Opossum (Monodelphis domestica) BROAD5 (new assembly) BLASTZ_NET vs Homo sapiens (NCBI36)
    • Bushbaby (Otolemur garnetti) (2X genome, new species) BLASTZ_NET vs Homo sapiens (NCBI36)
    • Ground squirrel (Spermophilus tridecemlineatus) (2X genome, new species) BLASTZ_NET vs Homo sapiens (NCBI36)
    • Little brown bat (Myotis lucifugus) (2X genome, new species) BLASTZ_NET vs Homo sapiens (NCBI36)

    Multiple alignments

    PECAN (vertebrates) 10 ways.
    Read more...
  • Schema changes
    There have been no major schema changes this release, however we are starting to systematically work through the schema to make sure that all column types are appropriate for the data they are likely to hold.
    Read more...


More news...

Statistics

Assembly: MMUL 1.0, Feb 2006
Genebuild: Ensembl, Jan 2006
Database version: 44.10d
Known genes: 874
Projected genes: 16,849
Novel genes: 4,322
Pseudogenes: 1,762
RNA genes: 3,633
Genscan gene predictions: 125,893
Gene exons: 247,383
Gene transcripts: 38,308
Base Pairs*: 3,093,871,206
Golden Path Length**: 3,097,179,960

* Total number of base pairs = sum of lengths of DNA table

** Reference assembly (Golden path) length = sum of non-redundant top level seq regions


 

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