Introduction
SalmoBase is a comprehensive data resource for Atlantic salmon and other salmonid genome information. The service provides access to browse through salmonid species genomes, specific gene assemblies and search for genetic data. Through SalmoBase, molecular genomic resources for salmonid species are continuously made publically available in a framework of visualisations and analytic tools. JBrowse, BLAST and SalMotifDB are sub tools provided to facilitate utilisation of the genomic salmonid data. Salmobase is the sister database of LiceBase.
Salmonids are ray-finned fishes which constitute 11 genera and at least 70 species including Atlantic salmon, whitefishes, graylings, rainbow trout, and char. The common ancestor of all Salmonidae experienced a whole genome duplication (WGD) ~80 million years ago, resulting in an autotetraploid genome. Genomic rediplodization is still going on in salmonid species, providing an unique system for studying evolutionary consequences of whole genome duplication. In recent years, high quality genome sequences of Atlantic salmon and Rainbow trout has been established, due to their scientific and commercial values.
About this service
SalmoBase is a dedicated platform for accessing and analyzing genomic information on Atlantic salmon and other salmonid species. It offers a variety of tools and data, including genome browsers, specific gene assemblies, and genetic data searches. SalmoBase supports research on the evolutionary consequences of whole genome duplication in salmonids. The platform provides comprehensive resources for studying salmonid genomics, facilitating advanced research and analysis.
Why use this service
SalmoBase is ideal for geneticists, evolutionary biologists, and bioinformaticians researching salmonid species. The platform provides extensive genomic data and tools for in-depth analysis, supporting a wide range of research applications. SalmoBase promotes collaboration and data sharing within the scientific community, enhancing research outcomes. By utilizing SalmoBase, researchers can access valuable genomic information and tools to advance their studies.
How to get started
Researchers can explore SalmoBase to access genomic data and tools for salmonid research. Visit [SalmoBase](link here) to begin leveraging its resources for your research projects.