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Web resources of chlamydial interest

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Chlamydial Genomics and proteomics

  Stanford / Berkely Chlamydia genomics project C. trachomatis D & L2; C. pneumoniae CWL 029 [C. trachomatis serovar D was the first chlamydial genomic sequence in a project shared between Berkeley (Richard Stephen's group) and Stanford (Ron Davies group). The original Berkeley site has disappeared and this site was last updated in 1999 and has been surpassed by other genomics sites. However this was an historic collaboration, making high quality genomic data available to the research community as it happened. Anybody who provides quality whole genome sequence data for the very first time deserves 3 star rating]. Accessed 2/1/2008

Site resides within the UK Chlamydia trachomatis serovar A. Sanger Institute 1.052Mb; C. trachomatis Serovar B [Latest sequences. Databases available but finishing still in progress, publication pending]. Accessed 2/1/2008

Site resides within the UK Chlamydia trachomatis Jali (Gambia) Serovar B 1.04 Mb [Latest sequences. Database available but finishing still in progress, publication pending]. Accessed 2/1/2008

Site resides within the UK Chlamydia trachomatis serovar L2 1.038 MB [Latest sequences. Database available but finishing and gene prediction still in progress, publication pending] Accessed 2/1/2008

 C. muridarum (Nigg strain) Accessed 2/1/2008  

Site resides within the UK Chlamydophila abortus genome S26/3 Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute and Moredun Institute. Associated publication  [961 predicted coding sequences, 842 conserved in other Chlamydophila; no toxin genes; no genes for tryptophan metabolism or nucleotide salvage]. Accessed 2/1/2008

   Chlamydophila caviae (former GPIC strain) [Posted by TIGR 5/8/2003]

Site resides elsewhere on the Internet Chlamydophila felis genome strain Fe/C-56 [Sequenced at Kitasato University Japan a long time ago but not completely annotated. Available via Genbank FTP at link given]. Accessed 2/1/2008

   Chlamydophila pneumoniae AR39 TIGR  Accessed 2/1/2008

  Chlamydophila pneumoniae CWL029 Berkeley & Stanford Accessed 2/1/2008

Site resides elsewhere on the Internet Chlamydophila pneumoniae genome J138: Yamaguchi and Kyushu Universities, Japan Also Genbank Accessed 2/1/2008

Site resides within Europe Environmental Chlamydia genome project, Technical University of Munich and the University of Vienna. [Mathias Horn's group provided the first genomic sequence for an environmental chlamydiales species, Protochlamydia amoebophila UWE25]. Accessed 2/1/2008

Site resides elsewhere on the Internet Simkania negevensis Z genome. Being sequenced by TIGR. Sequence data still incomplete at 2/1/2008

  STD Genome database also at NMPDR [Funding of the excellent STDGEN NIAID/NIH website finished in 2004. A real pity because there were excellent tools available. Limited functionality still available at the alternate link provided]. Accessed 2/1/2008

Site resides within Europe EMBL Bioinformatics proteomics database [Select appropriate database from left hand frame] Accessed 2/1/2008

Site resides within Europe Chlamydial proteomics database University of Aarhus, Denmark [Includes 2D PAGE database of C. pneumoniae VR1310 proteome and IFN-gamma induced HeLa cell proteins] Accessed 2/1/2008


[MEW]  January 2008


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