Robust public computational services supporting Genome Assembly and Annotation for Australian Researchers
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Tiffanie M. Nelson1
- Catherine Bromhead2
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Melissa Burke1
- Simon Gladman2
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Johan Gustafsson1
- Mark Gray3
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Dominique Gorse4
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Christina Hall1
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Justin Lee4
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Steven Manos1
- Igor Makunin4
- Gareth Price4
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Nick Rhodes4
- Madeline Bassetti4
- Alejandro Bulgaris4
- Audrey Stott3
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Mike W. C. Thang4
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Nigel Ward1
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Jeffrey H. Christiansen1
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Andrew Lonie1
- 1. Australian BioCommons
- 2. Melbourne Bioinformatics
- 3. Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre
- 4. Queensland Cyber Infrastructure Foundation
Description
This poster was presented at the Genetics Society for Australasia 2021 virtual conference, 6-8 October 2021. It described the resources available to support genome assembly and genome annotation identified through the Australian BioCommons community engagement process. The resources include Galaxy Australia (usegalaxy.org.au) which includes over 30 genome assembly tools and 60 tools for automated genome annotation, fully subsidised access for Australian researchers to the proprietary pipeline Fgenesh++ (for eukaryotic genome annotation) and the Australian Apollo Service (apollo-portal.genome.edu.au/) which provides a fully hosted option for research groups and consortia to host their genomes and annotations whilst improving annotations through collaborative curation efforts. For more information and access to the services, visit biocommons.org.au.
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