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Table 1 diArk's content in comparison to other databases

From: diArk 2.0 provides detailed analyses of the ever increasing eukaryotic genome sequencing data

 

diArk

GOLD

NHGRI

NCBI Genome

ISC

# species (unique/total)

806

1876/2153

187/248

986/1090

287/360

# mRNA sequencing projects

562

350 (EST)

88 (Transcriptome)

11 (RNA)

1 (cDNA)

-

6 (cDNA)

1 (EST)

# genome sequencing projects

1499

1705

160

1078

-

# genomes marked as "sequenced" 1)

613

358 (completed)

88 (completed)

431

105

# genomes marked as "published" 2)

358

156

-

285

-

taxonomy

full taxonomy

two major taxa

one major taxon

two major taxa

one major taxon

sequencing method

-

-

-

-

assembly method

-

-

-

-

GC-content (# species)

589/613

142/1876

-

-

-

genome size (# species)

589/613

510/1876

-

-

assembly details

-

-

-

-

genome assembly files analysed

2109

-

-

-

-

species common names

-

links to species pages

-

-

-

detailed info about species pages

-

-

-

-

sequencing centre reference

funding agency

-

-

target (survey sequencing, draft, etc.)

-

-

project status

-

database search options

-

limited

limited

database content view options

7 result tabs

1 table

1 table

1 table

1 table

accessibility/speed

fast

slow

fast

fast

fast

  1. 1) In this analysis, all genomes, for which assemblies were announced, are regarded as "sequenced" independently of the various status that the different databases give (draft, completed, published) and independently of the genome coverage.
  2. 2) The numbers of published genomes have been retrieved as follows: diArk: 1) Using the Search page, select Projects_Search_Module, select "Sequencing type" Genome, and "Select all references" All Projects; 2) Add Search_Module, select Publications_Search_Module, and select "Select all publications" All Publications. GOLD: The number of published genomes is given, separated by kingdoms, in the "Complete Published" list. NCBI Genome: The number of published genomes has been derived by counting the links to PubMed.
  3. NHGRI: http://www.genome.gov/10002154 (acquisition of data: 2011-03-10)
  4. NCBI Genome Projects: http://0-www-ncbi-nlm-nih-gov.brum.beds.ac.uk/genomeprj, http://0-www-ncbi-nlm-nih-gov.brum.beds.ac.uk/genomes/leuks.cgi (acquisition of data: 2011-03-10)
  5. ISC: http://www.intlgenome.org/viewDatabase.cfm (acquisition of data: data as of 2011-03-10)