CicerSeq is a public repository global map of genome variation based on sequencing of 3,366 Cicer genomes representing 3,171 cultivated spcies accessions and 195 accessions from seven wild species. Information about genotype, passport data and different variants (called against CDC Frontier genome) including SNPs and various structural variations (SVs) reported in the article entitled “A global reference for chickpea genetic variation based on sequencing of 3,366 genomes” can be accessed here. This database provides information to facilitate genomics-informed decisions in chickpea improvement.
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Genotype calls Query for SNPs | Passport Passport data | JBrowse Genome Browser | Data Data download |
Considerations related to Digital Sequence Information (DSI)
Following Decision 16/2 of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD),
as an entity that makes Digital Sequence Information (DSI) publicly available through this database, we inform data users and data submitters of the following:
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Data users that “generate monetary benefits from the use” of DSI accessed through this database
“may be required to share those benefits through the Multilateral Mechanism” (MLM) for the fair
and equitable sharing of benefits arising from the use of digital sequence information on genetic resources.
Further information on the MLM is available on the CBD website:
https://www.cbd.int/califund.
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Anyone submitting data for publication in this database:
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is required to comply with applicable national and international access and benefit-sharing (ABS)
obligations. National and international agreements on ABS may create restrictions on the use and
sharing of DSI.
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must indicate that the data being submitted for public sharing through this database are not subject
to any restrictions that would prohibit public sharing.
In the absence of such confirmation, we will not accept the data for public access.
Further information on national and international ABS laws can be found at:
Data Use & DSI Terms