The Germplasm Resources Information Database is a database for storing and managing information on genetic resources of plants, animals and microorganisms. The purpose of the Germplasm Resources Information Database is to promote the conservation, utilization and sharing of genetic resources and to improve the level of research on biodiversity.
We provide a wealth of species information, including but not limited to genomics, transcriptome and so on.
We provide a wealth of analytical comparison tools to simplify the tedious analysis of data.
We provide a user-friendly operation process to facilitate the use of experimenters.
Genomic data and transcriptome data for the second-generation sequence
We offer a variety of bioanalytical tools and scripts
We offer germplasm resources for four species
finds regions of similarity between biological sequences. The program compares nucleotide or protein sequences to sequence databases and calculates the statistical significance.
A new type of genome browser that runs on the web, on the desktop, or embedded into your application, providing more visual genome analysis
Through cartoon map to show the expression of genes in different parts and different periods, it is more intuitive and friendly
Study the external morphology, traits, and characteristics of individual plants through phenotypic data
A variety prediction model was established by machine learning and hyperspectral imaging technology to classify varieties of thin-shelled pecans
Cross-species gene expression heat maps reveal the conservation and differences of gene families by comparing their expression patterns across species.