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Phragmites australis Transcriptome Assembly Optimization

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2012-08
End Date
2021-05
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Tao, F., Fan, C., Liu, Y., Sivakumar, S., Kowalski, K.P., and Golenberg, E.M., 2023, Phragmites australis Transcriptome Assembly Optimization: U.S. Geological Survey data release, https://doi.org/10.5066/P9NRU97T.

Summary

Nonnative Phragmites australis (common reed) is widely distributed across North America and insufficient knowledge of P. australis has impeded the efficiency of management. To aid in Phragmites management and future studies, we used RNA-seq data from multiple types of plant tissue to construct forty-nine P. australis transcriptomes via different assembly tools and multiple parameter settings, resulting in seven assembled transcriptomes for further comprehensive assessments. The optimal transcriptome (“cd-hit”) was selected for functional annotation and downstream analyses. This data release contains the seven assembled transcriptomes, and data derived from the optimal transcriptome (functional annotations, tissue-specific expression [...]

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Data_S1.csv 6.6 MB text/csv
Data_S2.csv 612.01 KB text/csv
Data_S3.csv 1.01 MB text/csv
Data_S4.csv 224.45 KB text/csv
Data_S5.csv 18.53 MB text/csv
Data_S6.csv 37.8 KB text/csv
Data_S7.csv 1.52 MB text/csv
Data_S8.csv 57.74 KB text/csv
Phragmites_anno.csv 170.82 MB text/csv
cdhit.zip 93.9 MB application/zip
GapClosed.zip 116.11 MB application/zip
no_cdhit.zip 132.3 MB application/zip
shannon.zip 154.54 MB application/zip
transabyss.zip 90.54 MB application/zip
Trinity.zip 55.33 MB application/zip
Trinity-GG.zip 6.16 MB application/zip
cdhit.fa.transdecoder.pep.zip 40.25 MB application/zip
TMM.EXPR.matrix.zip 2.87 MB application/zip

Purpose

The purpose was to construct a Phragmites australis transcriptome with biologically accurate and complete transcripts which would facilitate the functional annotation of transcripts and downstream analyses on the nonnative P. australis subspecies. Many transcriptome assembly studies use only one plant tissue type or a single assembly tool (e.g., Trinity), but the transcriptomes in this release were assembled from RNA from multiple plant tissues and from the generation of multiple transcriptomes by different assembly tools and parameter settings and by collating them as one non-redundant transcriptome, which may produce more robust and reliable results.

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  • Great Lakes Science Center (GLSC)
  • USGS Data Release Products

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