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- Assembly
- need to work out details of tracking the metadata on BioSample provenance for the individual pieces
- K. Schneebeger's group's work on assembling a Col-Community Consensus (CC) assembly is likely to finish by the end of 2022, and will incorporate C. Pikaard's group's data on NOR2 and NOR4, 4 Col-0 MA lines from F. Rabanal/D. Weigel
- Col-CC should be submitted to NCBI as an independent assembly
- Idea to visualize the multiple individual assemblies that were combined to make Col-CC as a patchwork (GCV? other visualization tool?)
- Automated Annotation
- NCBI will take the Col-CC assembly when accepted by NCBI and available and will run it through their eukaryotic annotation pipeline
- need to resolve details on whether or not to include the Araport11 proteins as evidence
- add isoSeq from PRJNA755474 from this paper to next run
- please send more recent isoSeq/RNA-seq/CAGE experimental data in GenBank to include in the next run
- Manual Review
- TAIR to investigate hosting requirements/existing training tools, ease of output of information needed for NCBI submission even before manual review begins
- used by many MODs to maintain their genomes, concurrent editing possible, community maintained code
- TAIR as coordinator
- Klass van Wijk: anything to do with proteins (including small peptides - sORFs, etc) and protein isoforms (AS, etc)
- Kai Ye : We (XJTU team) would work on centromeres and microsatellite sites.
- Shujun Ou, Alex Bousios: TEs, ATHILAs
- Craig Pikaard: NOR2 and NOR4, rDNAs
- WebApollo as tool
- Community experts
- Submission to NCBI/GenBank
- begin working on release early, no need to wait till manual review is done, can be done with dummy data to work out format issues
- Dissemination
- broad support for authorship on V12 paper for ALL who were involved in effort, in any stage of the process
- V12 release to be incorporated into TAIR, BAR, etc as soon as possible after NCBI RefSeq is updated to this version
Action items
We'll check in by email in mid-December to get an update from Korbinian and from TAIR on the assembly progress and WebApollo.