| Annotated species | Arabidopsis thaliana | Annotation built on | TAIR 10 | Total number of genes | 33,845 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Library type | RNA-seq | Total bp in genome | 119,667,750 | Protein coding | 29,942 |
| Total number of libraries | 23 | Total chrs or contigs | 7 | Transposon related | 3,903 |
| Annotated species | Arabidopsis thaliana | Annotation built on | TAIR 10 | Total number of genes | 33,845 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Library type | RNA-seq | Total bp in genome | 119,667,750 | Protein coding | 29,942 |
| Total number of libraries | 23 | Total chrs or contigs | 7 | Transposon related | 3,903 |
Some of this SBS small RNA data is from our paper with the Jacobsen lab on IDN2 in Proc. Natl. Academy 109:8374-8381, with additional data on this site gathered from other labs' publications. The small RNA data and our other short-read-based Arabidopsis databases are accessible and described on our index page.
Some data contributed by: Steve Jacobsen (University of California, Los Angeles).
| known microRNAs: | ath-MIR167a ath-MIR172b | |
| inverted repeats: | Chr. 1 Chr. 5 IR-71 | |
| tandem repeats: | TR2558 180 bp repeat FWA | |
| pericentromeric region: | Chr. 1 Chr. 5 | |
| weakly predicted transposons: | AT4G04710 IGR-Chr.5 | |
| trans-acting siRNAs | TAS1a TAS1b TAS1c TAS2 TAS3a TAS3b TAS3c TAS4 |
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