Gramene Collaborators and Contributors

	Collaborators ( Controlled Vocabulary \| Maps \| Reference Databases \| Germplasm )
	Contributors ( Maps \| Phenotype \| Sequences and Proteins \| QTL \| Software Development )

Collaborators: We are working closely with several groups who share our interest in improving the quality of electronic resources available to plant biologists.

Controlled vocabulary

We acknowledge the following people for their useful discussions about the devolopment of a controlled vocabularies to be used in describing plant anatomy, agronomic traits and morphology.

TAIR

Leonore Reiser

Stanford University, USA

lreiser@acoma.stanford.edu

IRRI

Richard Bruskiewich

IRRI, Philippines

r.bruskiewich@cgiar.org

Arllet Portugal

IRRI, Philippines

a.portugal@cgiar.org

MaizeGDB

Leszek Vincent

Univ. Of Missouri, USA

Leszek@missouri.edu

Gene Ontology Consortium

Michael Ashburner

EBI, UK

ma11@gen.cam.ac.uk

Midori Harris

GO consortium

midori@genome.stanford.edu

ICIS

Graham McLaren

IRRI, Philippines

g.mclaren@cgiar.org

INGER

Edwin L Javier

IRRI, Philippines

e.javier@cgiar.org

CIMMYT

Jaime Diaz

CIMMYT, Mexico

j.diaz@cgiar.org

Suketoshi Taba

CIMMYT, Mexico

staba@cimmyt.exch.cgiar.org

Oryzabase

Yukiko Yamazaki

National Institute of Genetics, Japan

yyamazak@lab.nig.jp

Atsushi Yoshimura

Kyushu University, Japan

ayoshi@agr.kyushu-u.ac.jp

Scottish Crop Research Institute

Arnis Druka

Dundee, Scotland, UK

adruka@scri.sari.ac.uk

Dave Marshall

Dundee, Scotland, UK

d.f.marshall@scri.sari.ac.uk

Plant Ontology Consortium

po@plantontology.org

Monsanto

Pioneer

Maps

We acknowledge Cari Soderland for her useful discussions and for providing opportunities to collaborate on an integrated view of the rice physical map.

Rice BAC physical map

Cari Soderland

University of Arizona

cari@genome.arizona.edu

Reference Databases

We acknowledge the following people for useful discussions about accessing reference databases and automating citation procedures in Gramene, and for providing opportunities to collaborate on outreach through The Essential Electronic Agricultural Library (TEEAL) project.

Albert Mann Library, Cornell Univ.

Kathy Chiang

Cornell University, USA

ksc3@cornell.edu

Jon Corson-Rikert

Cornell University, USA

jc55@cornell.edu

Tim Lynch

Cornell University, USA

tim.lynch@cornell.edu

TEEAL (The Essential Electronic Agricultural Lib.)

Mary Ochs

Cornell University, USA

mao4@cornell.edu

Germplasm

NPGS/GRIN

IRIS

Contributors: We are grateful to the following individuals and institutions for providing valuable assistance and data to Grameme.

Maps

Rice BAC physical map

Rod Wing

University of Arizona

rwing@genome.arizona.edu

Cari Soderland

University of Arizona

cari@genome.arizona.edu

Sorghum genetic / physical maps

John Mullet

Texas A & M Univ. (http://biochemistry.tamu.edu/?ch=faculty&sec=name&pp=mullet)

jmullet@tamu.edu

Patricia Klein

Texas A & M Univ.

Robert Klein

USDA-ARS

Sorghum genetic map

Andrew Paterson

Univ. of Georgia

paterson@uga.edu

GrainGenes Wheat and Barley Maps

Dave Matthews

USDA-ARS, Ithaca, NY

matthews@greengenes.cit.cornell.edu

MaizeGDB

Mary Polacco

USDA-ARS, Missouri

polaccom@missouri.edu

Phenotype Genes

We acknowledge the following people for their collaboration on the development of a standard nomenclature system for rice mutants, for descriptions of mutant phenotypes, and for map information about rice mutants.

Toshiro Kinoshita

Hokkaido Univ, Japan

toshiro@cello.ocn.ne.jp

Hee-Jong Koh

Seoul National University, Korea

heejkoh@snu.ac.kr

Oryzabase

Yukiko Yamazaki

National Institute of Genetics, Japan

yyamazak@lab.nig.jp

Maize GDB

Sequences and Proteins