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Ensembl 2020.
Nucleic acids research - 8 Jan 2020
Yates Andrew D, Achuthan Premanand, Akanni Wasiu, Allen James, Allen Jamie, Alvarez-Jarreta Jorge, Amode M Ridwan, Armean Irina M, Azov Andrey G, Bennett Ruth, Bhai Jyothish, Billis Konstantinos, Boddu Sanjay, Marugán José Carlos, Cummins Carla, Davidson Claire, Dodiya Kamalkumar, Fatima Reham, Gall Astrid, Giron Carlos Garcia, Gil Laurent, Grego Tiago, Haggerty Leanne, Haskell Erin, Hourlier Thibaut, Izuogu Osagie G, Janacek Sophie H, Juettemann Thomas, Kay Mike, Lavidas Ilias, Le Tuan, Lemos Diana, Martinez Jose Gonzalez, Maurel Thomas, McDowall Mark, McMahon Aoife, Mohanan Shamika, Moore Benjamin, Nuhn Michael, Oheh Denye N, Parker Anne, Parton Andrew, Patricio Mateus, Sakthivel Manoj Pandian, Abdul Salam Ahamed Imran, Schmitt Bianca M, Schuilenburg Helen, Sheppard Dan, Sycheva Mira, Szuba Marek, Taylor Kieron, Thormann Anja, Threadgold Glen, Vullo Alessandro, Walts Brandon, Winterbottom Andrea, Zadissa Amonida, Chakiachvili Marc, Flint Bethany, Frankish Adam, Hunt Sarah E, IIsley Garth, Kostadima Myrto, Langridge Nick, Loveland Jane E, Martin Fergal J, Morales Joannella, Mudge Jonathan M, Muffato Matthieu, Perry Emily, Ruffier Magali, Trevanion Stephen J, Cunningham Fiona, Howe Kevin L, Zerbino Daniel R, Flicek Paul
Abstract excerpt
The Ensembl (https://www.ensembl.org) is a system for generating and distributing genome annotation such as genes, variation, regulation and comparative genomics across the vertebrate subphylum and key model organisms. The Ensembl annotation pipeline is capable of integrating experimental and reference data from multiple providers into a single integrated resource. Here, we present 94 newly annotated and...
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