PAVE: Library B & C, UofA   

 Overviews/Summaries
     PAVE Information

    Assembly Overview:
Date of Assembly:    2009-05-23 Contigs:    
33139
Number of Libraries:    3 Singletons:    5910
Number of ESTs:    358006 UniTrans:   
39049
(Ctgs + Singles)
Multi-Library Contigs:    14585 UniTrans = Unique Transcripts

    Annotation Summary:
Source(s) of Annotation:    plants_sp, plants_tr UniTrans w/ UniProt (UP):    
35326
   (90%)
Date of Source(s):    2009-06-17, 2009-06-17 Contigs w/o UP:    
1978
UniTrans w/ only MAIZE UP:    
3140
Top Plant UP Count:    
23213
UniTrans w/ UP but no MAIZE UP:    
1836
Best UniProt Count:    
19264
Best = UP is top match for a UniTrans w/ 1e-40 or better Potential Contamination:    
211
Top = UP is top-scoring match for a UniTrans
 Library Descriptions
 Additional Summaries/Example Queries
 Basic Searches
Search for UniProt Description:

(eg. stress) Help

Search for UniProt ID:
(eg. CRI4_MAIZE) Help

Search for GO:

(eg. 6364) Help

Search via BLAST:

(e.g. protein or nucleotide) Help

Search for EST:
(eg. ZM_BFb0348D17.5) Help

Search for UniTrans:

(eg. ZM_BF_04431) Help

 Advanced Searches
Common Queries:

(e.g.
MAIZE only matches
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(e.g.
View All
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(e.g.
High Rstat w/ noAnno
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(e.g.
High Count GO
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UniTrans Query:
The PAVE-assembled contigs and singletons (i.e. UniTrans) can be filtered based any of the following criteria: Number of ESTs, Test Statistic R, presence of a complete ORF, number of mate pairs, GO annotation, SlimGO namespaces, UniProt match, length of contig and/or the expression levels of ESTs from specific libraries. Query examples given by links in the Library Descriptions table above.

Protein Query:
This query gives the set of proteins most likely to be expressed by the libraries. To be included in the set, a UniProt ID must be the top match for a UniTrans, the UniTrans must match the UniProt ID with a E-value of 1e-40 or better and at least 60% of all UniTrans ESTs must match the UniProt ID. Only the best-formed contigs are included in this system. This query gives the most usable Test Statistic R values.

No Anno Query:
When assemblies are annotated with a taxonomy-specific UniProt set the No Anno Query is made available for the contigs which did not receive a topmatch (E-value <= 1e-20) from the taxonomic UniProt blast. These unannotated contigs are blasted against the full UniProt database and the results are offered here. This query can be useful for identifying contamination contigs or potential discoveries.

GO Query:
Query the GOs related to the strongly matched UniProt proteins. Query examples given by links in the GO by EST library table found on the Additional Summaries/Example Queries page (see link in previous section).

Advanced Queries:

(e.g.
High Count Swiss-Prot
)
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Annotation Query:
This set of queries return results on all NRO matches, where the only restriction is that an organism can only be listed once for the set of hits for a given UniTrans (i.e. Non-Redundant Organism), and there are two separate NRO lists, one from Swiss-Prot and one from TrEMBL. Query examples are given by links in the Unique and Distinct NRO UniProt ID columns of the Annotation by EST library table found on the Additional Summaries/Example Queries page (see link in previous section). Use this query when searching for particular protein functions or for proteins seen in many species.