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The Comparative Saccharinae Genomics Resource (CSGR), formerly known as the Comparative Grass Genomics Center, can be reached via its new URL (http://csgr.pgml.uga.edu).

Hi, so you'd like to use our database. Here are some things it can do, and how to get to them:

• Maps & mapped objects:
• Search mapped objects by name.
• Find the genetic and/or physical location of a mapped sorghum probe.
• Get comparative map data -- identify regions of synteny within sorghum or between sorghum and maize.
• Download map locations for all of our probes.
• Download diversity data for sorghum.
• Download Sorghum fingerprint image files.
• Download physical map related data files for S. bicolor or S. propinquum

• ESTs:
• Get EST sequence and quality scores.
• Download sequence trace files and unigene file sets.

• General info:
• Get URLs for our Results and Deliverables.

• Get more information on our search interfaces and data displays.

• Sorghum's significance:
• Learn more about Sorghum and its worldwide importance as both a crop and model organism.
• Browse a simplified glossary of genomics terms, that helps non-practitioners better understand what we are doing

• News:

• Community surveys and workshops:
• Download the results of the Sorghum community needs survey.
• Download the agenda for the Sorghum Genomics Workshop that was held in St. Louis on November 9, 2004.
• Download the initial 'white paper' that represents a consensus of the St Louis group on community plans for sequencing and characterizing the sorghum genome.


• Sorghum Genomics and Genetics Executive Committee (SGEC):
• Download/View the minutes of the SGEC meeting held in San Diego on:
  • January 17, 2005 (pdf) (doc)
  • January 16, 2006 (pdf) (doc)
  • January 15, 2007 (pdf) (doc)
  • January 14, 2008 (pdf) (doc)
  
  
• Current SGEC members
• New SGEC members
• Past SGEC members (thank you!)


• Sorghum genome sequencing award:
• The US Department of Energy Joint Genome Institute's 'Community Sequencing Program' has agreed to allocate some of its sequencing capacity to whole-genome shotgun sequencing of S. bicolor (BTx623).


• ANNOUNCEMENT: The US Department of Energy Joint Genome Institute, under its ‘Community Sequencing Program’ has made rapid progress toward its commitment to provide 8X sequence coverage of the genome of Sorghum bicolor L. genotype, BTx623. We encourage you to consider how the sorghum sequence might fit into your research plans. View the announcement to learn more.

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We welcome your comments and suggestions.