"The Rat Genome Database (RGD) curates and integrates
rat genetic and genomic data and provides access to this data
to support research using the rat as a genetic model for the
study of human disease".
Related links: About RGD,
Article describing RGD.
RGD Highlights
RGD will be hosting a free demo and a booth
at the Society for Neuroscience Meeting
Free RGD Demo/satellite event will be at the San Diego Marriot Hotel
and Marina
October 22, 2004 9 AM - 12 PM Del Mar room ...
more.
RGD has released a new genome viewing
tool called Gviewer The Gviewer gives a genome view on a RGD ontology
report page of records that match a query statement.
Zoom in or out by right clicking the image
View a single chromosome by clicking on one
Symbols are hyperlinked to RGD reports
Bars are hyperlinked to the region in the RGD genome browser
View and save all displayed records in an excel file
View the tool's results by clicking on the following hyperlinks:
RGD Adds Biological and Variation Tracks to GBrowse
RGD has added 24 new tracks to GBrowse to attach biology to
the genome and provide a view of variation across the genome. Read
more or Try them
out!
Announcing the new version of the GATool
RGD has released a new version of the Gene Annotation Tool which
allows the user to mine RGD, Entrez Gene, UniProt (SwissProt)
and KEGG for functional information... Read
more or Try it!
Announcing Pathway Annotations at RGD
The first release of RGD’s pathway annotation project includes 373 annotations
for 12 pathways. Read
more or see
a pathway report.
The Gviewer gives a genome view on a RGD ontology
report page of records that match a query statement.
