Welcome to The Brassicaceae Genome Resource

Brassicaceae are plants of great economic value in the world, which have been domesticated and cultivated by human. With the development of sequencing technology, more and more Brassicaceae species have completed genome sequencing successively.
The Brassicaceae Genome Resource (TBGR) database provided services for 82 genomes from 27 species. The genomic data include genome assemblies, gene models and annotations.
TBGR database offering the service of searching for syntenic genes, CRISPR guide sequences, m6A genes, orthologous and paralogous genes, transcription factors, and important functional genes. The Blast, JBrowse, Synteny, and Primer Design tools were developed for users.
We hope that the TBGR database will become a center hub for the study of the Brassicaceae in the worldwide. We will update the database with newly released genomes in the future.

News

1.Project start
May, 2020
2.Data collection and analysis
June, 2020
3.Database construction
Oct, 2020
4.Website online
Jul, 2021
5.TBGR manuscript published
Jun, 2022
6.Add several genomes in Download section
Oct, 2022

If you use this database, please cite the following publications:

1. Liu Z, Li N, Yu T, Wang Z, Wang J, Ren J, He J, Huang Y, Shi K, Yang Q, Wu T, Lin H, Song X. The Brassicaceae genome resource (TBGR): A comprehensive genome platform for Brassicaceae plants. Plant Physiology 2022, 190(1): 226-237.

2. Song X, Wei Y, Xiao D, Gong K, Sun P, Ren Y, Yuan J, Wu T, Yang Q, Li X, Nie F, Li N, Feng S, Pei Q, Yu T, Zhang C, Liu T, Wang X, Yang J: Brassica carinata genome characterization clarifies U's triangle model of evolution and polyploidy in Brassica. Plant Physiology 2021, 186(1):388-406.

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Brassicaceae are plants of great economic value in the world, which have been domesticated and cultivated by human. With the development of sequencing technology, more and more Brassicaceae species have completed genome sequencing successively.

The Brassicaceae Genome Resource (TBGR) database provided services for 82 genomes from 27 species. The genomic data include genome assemblies, gene models and annotations.

TBGR database offering the service of searching for syntenic genes, CRISPR guide sequences, m6A genes, orthologous and paralogous genes, transcription factors, and important functional genes. The Blast, JBrowse, Synteny, and Primer Design tools were developed for users.

We hope that the TBGR database will become a center hub for the study of the Brassicaceae in the worldwide. We will update the database with newly released genomes in the future.

News

If you use this database, please cite the following publications:

1. Liu Z, Li N, Yu T, Wang Z, Wang J, Ren J, He J, Huang Y, Shi K, Yang Q, Wu T, Lin H, Song X. The Brassicaceae genome resource (TBGR): A comprehensive genome platform for Brassicaceae plants. Plant Physiology 2022, 190(1): 226-237.

2. Song X, Wei Y, Xiao D, Gong K, Sun P, Ren Y, Yuan J, Wu T, Yang Q, Li X, Nie F, Li N, Feng S, Pei Q, Yu T, Zhang C*, Liu T*, Wang X*, Yang J*: Brassica carinata genome characterization clarifies U's triangle model of evolution and polyploidy in Brassica. Plant Physiology 2021, 186(1):388-406.

2. Song X, Wei Y, Xiao D, Gong K, Sun P, Ren Y, Yuan J, Wu T, Yang Q, Li X, Nie F, Li N, Feng S, Pei Q, Yu T, Zhang C, Liu T, Wang X, Yang J: Brassica carinata genome characterization clarifies U's triangle model of evolution and polyploidy in Brassica. Plant Physiology 2021, 186(1):388-406.