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Marker and Polymorphism Data - Guidelines


Phenotypes

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We accept phenotype data for all mapped and/or sequenced Arabidopsis mutants, including existing ABRC stocks, stocks from other stock centers, and lines that have not been deposited in a public repository. If you are submitting phenotype data for stocks not in ABRC we encourage you to consider also submitting the seed stock.

Please submit your phenotype data in one of the following ways:

Option 1) Use a preformatted Excel spreadsheet. To submit your data, please download and complete the following Excel spreadsheet. Examples are provided for each column. Send completed files to: curator@arabidopsis.org

Download: phenotype_data_form.xls (CHANGE LINK)

Option 2) Send tab-delimited data from any program. If you want to create your own file please follow the following format in submitting your data and send the files to: curator@arabidopsis.org. Please include the column headers as the first line in your files.

If you have any questions or suggestions, please contact us at: curator@arabidopsis.org


Description of column headers


FieldDescription
Contact PersonPlease provide name and email of the contact person/corresponding author
Reference (Pubmed ID, DOI, or other format)PMID: 18485063 - we prefer Pubmed ID, but the following format without Pubmed ID is OK too:Plant J (2008), 55: 798
Allele Symbol / Polymorphism NameFor example: rpp3, rpp4(SALK_12345), atswc6(SAIL_1142_C03)
AccessionExample, Ws, Col-0
LocusIf this polymorphism is an allele of a locus, enter the unique locus code here. Otherwise, leave empty. Example: AT4G32520
MutagenEMS, X-rays, T-DNA insertion, transposon, fast neutron etc.
Mutation SitePlease describe the mutation site (3rd intron, 2nd exon, promoter, 3'UTR, 5'UTR etc). Please also give details of the mutation if known (for instance, contains a G to A subsitution at nucleotide position 123)
GenotypeSelect from homozygous, heterozygous, hemizygous, and unknown.
InheritanceSelect from dominant, recessive, incompletely dominant, co-dominant, and unknown.
Allele ModeSelect from hypermorphic, hypomorphic, haplo-insufficient, antimorphic, gain-of-function, loss-of-function, and unknown.
PhenotypePlease provide a brief description of the mutant phenotype. Note: please specify if the phenotype is for double/triple mutants (for example, mop3/mop4).

Protocols

TAIR encourages the research community to share their protocols. To submit a protocol to TAIR, send the protocol in one of the following formats.

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To find your Community ID and the Citation/Reference ID please follow the provided links to our TAIR search pages. If you have any questions or suggestions, please contact us at: curator@arabidopsis.org


FieldDescriptionValues/ConstraintsExample
Author(s)*full name1000 character limitJerome Giraudat
Submitter's Community ID*unique identifier for a community member in TAIR. You must be registered to have a community IDTAIR accession from TAIR Community Searchcommunity:4851
TitleTitle of the protocol500 character limitRapid RNA preparation
Descriptionbrief text description1000 character limitA method for rapidly preparing RNA from leaf tissue.
Publication/ Citation/ Reference_idFor a reference that describe the protocol, this is the unique identifier in TAIR. For articles referring to the markers that are not yet in TAIR, please contact a curator to update this information into the database when the paper is published.TAIR accession from TAIR Publication Searchpublication:501682410
Usage keywords*One or more keywords that describe the application(s) of the method (e.g. gene expression assay, protein-protein interaction assay).separate multiple keywords with semicolonsgene expression assay
Method keywords*use as many keywords as necessary to indicate the methods described in the protocol (e.g. mRNA isolation, cell fractionation).separate multiple keywords with semicolonsNorthern gel blot; RNA extraction