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Ensembl Anopheles What's New v28.2c.1 (2 February 2005)

Ensembl: Latest Developments
v28.2c.1 Update
This release includes a lot of new and updated data including the addition of the Xenopus tropicalis genome, additional linkage disequilibrium (LD) data for human, new mouse genes, and updated SNP sets for human, dog and Anopheles.

Ensembl Archive sites
Ensembl have also released the first two Ensembl Archive sites:
  http://Nov2004.archive.ensembl.org
  http://Dec2004.archive.ensembl.org

The Ensembl Archive sites have been set up so it is possible to have a permanent link for at least two years to pages from a particular release (e.g. version 26 from November 2004) in Ensembl.

These links will be suitable for referring to Ensembl pages in publications. For more information about the Ensembl Archive sites see http://archive.ensembl.org.


New data in v28
 Comparative genomics (ensembl_compara_28_1)
Proteins:
  New putative orthologues for mouse and X. tropicalis with all other species
  New family data for mouse and X. tropicalis
  New human, mouse and rat paralogues
  New family build due to mouse and Xenopus tropicalis

DNA:
  D. melanogaster
- against Anopheles TRANSLATED_BLAT
- against Bee TRANSLATED_BLAT

  C. familiaris
- against Fugu TRANSLATED_BLAT
- against Tetraodon TRANSLATED_BLAT
- against Danio TRANSLATED_BLAT
- against Chicken TRANSLATED_BLAT
- UCSC BLASTz with Mouse

  Synteny of X. tropicalis
X. tropicalis transBLAT with human (Hs35)
X. tropicalis transBLAT with mouse (Mm33)
X. tropicalis transBLAT with rat (Rn3b)
X. tropicalis transBLAT with dog (Cf1)
X. tropicalis transBLAT with chicken (Gg1)
X. tropicalis transBLAT with fugu (Fr2a)
X. tropicalis transBLAT with zebrafish (Dr4)
X. tropicalis transBLAT with T.nigroviridis (Tn1)


 Mart databases
 Ensembl now uses BioMart, the successor to EnsMart. For this reason the Mart database has now been split into four databases:
   ensembl_mart_28_1
   snp_mart_28_1
   vega_mart_28_1
   sequence_mart_28_1

BioMart has a new API. The BioMart code has been designed specifically to facilitate query-oriented data integration and to use external datasets. The installation is now highly customisable and uses a registry for external databases and an XML-based configuration system for dataset configuration.

For more information on the BioMart project see www.ebi.ac.uk/biomart.  The Ensembl installation documentation is being updated to reflect these changes.


Anopheles gambiae
Variation database (anopheles_gambiae_variation_28_2c)
  fixed strain information
  added missing SNP mapping



Schema changes in v28
Core database
Added analysis_description table
Modified external_db table: RefSeq entry modified to be RefSeq_dna and RefSeq_peptide
Removed removed binary constraint on dbprimary_acc in xref table
Altered EMBL and Genbank dumping scripts to include / gene line

Schema patch
The 27 to 28 patch file is available in CVS at ensembl/sql/patch_27_28.sql to enable schema 27 databases to be patched to schema 28 without the need to re-download the data.

Compara database
Addition of:   MAX_ROWS = 1000000000 AVG_ROW_LENGTH = 60;
to the genomic_align table as it passed the default table space limit.

Addition of a new core table definition related to the analysis table in order for the new AnalysisAdaptor to work with compara
    CREATE TABLE analysis_description (
        ->analysis_idint(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
        ->      description text,
        ->      display_label    varchar(255),
        ->
        ->      KEY analysis_idx( analysis_id )
        -> );


New features in v28
Pop-up menus on images
Pop-up menus now appear on images when you click on a feature rather than when you move over a feature. The old action is still available on displays which are configurable.

 MartView
The new features of MartView include the ability to:
  combine filters from two datasets
  define fasta headings

 Chromoview/Karyoview
These two views now accept the same three types of user data:
  file upload
  a URL
  data pasted directly into the form

 FeatureView
FeatureView is now configurable so you can select
  the colour and style of pointers
  the size and layout of chromosomes



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