PHGD: An integrative and user‐friendly database for plant hormone‐related genes
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Abstract
Plant Hormone Gene Database (PHGD) database platform construction pipeline. First, we collected all reported hormone-related genes in the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana, and combined with the existing experimental background, mapped the hormone-gene interaction network to provide a blueprint. Next, we collected 469 high-quality plant genomes. Then, bioinformatics was used to identify hormone-related genes in these plants. Finally, these genetic data were programmed to be stored in a database and a platform website PHGD was built. PHGD was divided into eight modules, namely Home, Browse, Search, Resources, Download, Tools, Help, and Contact. We provided data resources and platform services to facilitate the study of plant hormones.Keywords
Funding Information
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (32172583)
- Natural Science Foundation of Hebei Province (C2021209005, C2021209019)
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