A Roadmap for Whitefly Genomics Research: Lessons from Previous Insect Genome Projects

doi:10.1016/S1671-2927(00)8544

摘要/Abstract

摘要： Due to evolving molecular and informatics technologies, modern genome sequencing projects have more different characteristics than what most biologists have become accustomed to during the capillary-based sequencing era. In this paper, we explore the characteristics that made past insect genome projects successful and place them in the context of next-generation sequencing. By taking into account the intricacies of whitefly biology and the community, we present a roadmap for whitefly-omics, which focuses on the formation of an international consortium, deployment of informatic platforms and realistic generation of reference sequence data.

关键词: whole genome sequencing, next generation sequencing, transcriptome, genome consortium, white paper

Abstract: Due to evolving molecular and informatics technologies, modern genome sequencing projects have more different characteristics than what most biologists have become accustomed to during the capillary-based sequencing era. In this paper, we explore the characteristics that made past insect genome projects successful and place them in the context of next-generation sequencing. By taking into account the intricacies of whitefly biology and the community, we present a roadmap for whitefly-omics, which focuses on the formation of an international consortium, deployment of informatic platforms and realistic generation of reference sequence data.

Key words: whole genome sequencing, next generation sequencing, transcriptome, genome consortium, white paper

Owain Rhys Edwards , Alexie Papanicolaou. A Roadmap for Whitefly Genomics Research: Lessons from Previous Insect Genome Projects[J]. Journal of Integrative Agriculture, 2012, 11(2): 269-280.

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