[Feedback] [Website feedback] About the database Poaceae

[Marcela K. Monaco]

Hello Shu,

The sentence simply refers to our own proteins database (data currently
only accessible via our archives at
http://archive.gramane.org/proteinpage).  Gramene is a database that
initially focused on "true" grasses from
the family Poaceae (Gramineae) including the monocot crops: rice, maize,
sorghum, wheat, barley, etc.   But has now grown to include a range of
species including a non-grass monocot crop: banana; dicot crops like
soybean, tomato, potato, grape, etc; model organisms like Arabidopsis,
Brachypodium, Medicago, etc.; and lower plants (green/blue algae, moss,
etc).

Hope this helps,

Marcela

==
Marcela Karey Monaco, PhD
Gramene Project Coordinator
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
One Bungtown Road, Williams #5
Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724
Phone: 516-367-8808
Fax: 516-367-6851


On Thu, Mar 27, 2014 at 6:01 PM, szc0049 at auburn.edu <szc0049 at auburn.edu>wrote:

> shu (szc0049 at auburn.edu) sent a message using the contact form at
> http://www.gramene.org/contact.
>
> I read some paper using a database called Poaceae in your website
> (Investigation of the Transcriptome of Prairie Cord Grass, a New Cellulosic
> Biomass Crop).
> But I am having trouble finding this database. In your FTP serve, I can
> only
> find files for specific species.
> I did find a link here http://archive.gramene.org/protein/, in the
> sentence
> 'The Protein Database at Gramene provides collective information on
> Swissprot-Trembl protein entries from family Poaceae (Grasses).' . It seems
> that Poaceae is linked to somewhere, but the page is no longer available.
>
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