Sequencing of the Arabidopsis thaliana genome
The Arabidopsis Genome Initiative (AGI) has been launched to complete sequencing of the 120 Mb Arabidopsis genome by the year 2001, with the participation of 7 laboratories from the United States, 17 from the European Union, and one from Japan. The SGTC is participating in the AGI as a member of the SPP Consortium, composed of our group here at Stanford led by Ron Davis and Nancy Federspiel, the Arabidopsis thaliana Genome Center of Joseph Ecker at the University of Pennsylvania, and the Genome Sequencing Laboratory of Athanasios Theologis at the Plant Gene Expression Center/UC-Berkeley. The initial efforts of the SPP Consortium will focus on sequencing BAC clones from Chromosome 1.
Personnel
Ron Davis1
Curtis Palm1
Audrey Southwick1
Michelle Nguyen1
Matthew Tripp1
Troy Wu1
Joseph R. Ecker group2
Athanasios Theologis group3
Affiliation
1SGTC
2Salk Institute
3PGEC, UC Berkeley
Related Info
Arabidopsis sequencing at Stanford
Arabidopsis thaliana genome sequence has been completed:
- Theologis, A., Ecker, J.R., Palm,C.J., Federspiel, N.A.,et.al. and Davis,R.W. 2000. Sequence and analysis of chromosome 1 of the plant Arabidopsis thaliana. Nature. 408(6814):816-20.
- The Arabidopsis Genome Initiative (AGI). 2000. Analysis of the genome of the flowering plant Arabidopsis thaliana. Nature. 408(6814):796-815.
The web pages that were associated with this site are no longer being maintained and have been retired as of Jan. 2003.
Please visit TAIR to view the current version of the Arabidopsis genome and annotation.
Please visit SIGNAL , Salk's web sitefor information about the status of the SSP's Arabidopsis cDNA project, including a searchable database of cDNA clone status for the entire consortioum.