Rhodoexplorer web portal
The Rhodoexplorer database for marine red algae is available at https://rhodoexplorer.sb-roscoff.fr.
General
The Rhodoexplorer website contains information and resources on the different species concerned by the project.
Meaning of the icons
The website uses a system of icons to display particular information about an organism. When you hover on these icons, the information is displayed as a text box:
- Sequencing types : the nature of the sequencing(s) made for the species (Illumina, Nanopore, PacBio, ...)
- Genome assembly score : a rating of the quality of the genome assembly, ranges from 1 star (draft genome) to 3 stars (near chromosome scale assembly)
- Best assembly : Whether the organism has the best assembly for the species or not
Top menu
The top header menu can be used to navigate the different pages of the website.
A search function is available in the search box at the top right of the header menu You can search for a substring of your favorite organism.
For example, for a search with the string ecto
:
Home page
Browse taxonomy
The home page shows the taxonomy tree of the species referenced on the website. This taxonomy has a search function allowing easy access to a particular species. Clicking on one of the leaf nodes of the taxonomy takes the user to the organism page of this species.
Browse pictures
The home page also contains two sections of species:
- Rhodoexplorer genomes: contains species from the Rhodoexplorer project
- Published red algal genomes: contains public species that have not been sequenced by the Rhodoexplorer project. These public organisms pages are accessible to everyone.
By clicking on a photo, you can access to the organism page, with restricted access for unpublished data. (cf. Organism pages)
Organism pages
Restricted access for unpublished data
A dedicated web page exists for every species of the Rhodoexplorer project.
These pages are currently only accessible to members of the Rhodoexplorer consortium. Only the public organisms have unrestricted access.
A same species can have different strains/sex assemblies, in which case a page is available for each strain/sex assembly of the species. The best assembly for the species is indicated using the icon preceding the organism name.
Description
A small header part shows the name of the organism, its assembly score if any, and the links to some available external ressources (NCBI, AlgaeBase, WoRMS, genome browser, ...)
The Description box contains the genus name, species name, strain name and sex of the organism, as well as one or more picture(s) for this organism
Resources
This box contains the resources available for the species:
- The data archive: a tar.gz file that contains all data available for the species (genome, annotation, proteome, de novo transcriptome, ...).
- A link to the genome browser (JBrowse)
- A link to the genome database (Tripal pages) allowing the user to search and browse specific mRNAs or proteins among other things (cf. Tripal documentation)
- Links to external databases: NCBI, AlgaeBase, WoRMS, Roscoff Culture Collection (RCC), ...
Assembly, annotation and BUSCO metrics
The Assembly metrics box displays different metrics for the organism assembly.
The Annotation metrics box displays different metrics for the organism annotation.
The BUSCO metrics box displays BUSCO metrics for the organism.
Additional genome assemblies
This box contains links to other strains/sex pages available for the species, if any.
Download page
Restricted access
This page of the website lists all available data generated by the project as downloadable tar.gz archives:
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"All" archives: each archive contains a specific type of data (all genomes, all GFF files, all transcriptomes, all proteomes, ... ) of all species
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Individual archives: each archive contains all types of data generated for all strains of a single species (genome, GFF file, transcriptome, proteome, ...)
Summary table page
Restricted access
This page synthesizes the different metrics describing organisms' data: The page contains several tables: genome assemblies metrics, structural annotation metrics, BUSCO metrics