Project scope

Three avocado genomes, one connected resource

PerseaDB integrates the Hass, West Indian T2T, and Anise avocado genomes, connecting assemblies and structural annotations to searchable biological records, sequences, and visual analysis tools.

3
genome collections
133,540
genes
145,740
mRNAs
Current coverage

Datasets available today

The figures below describe content already integrated into the public database. Each collection can be searched as biological records and explored with the available sequence and genome-browser tools.

Persea americana — West Indian

West Indian T2T

Complete assembly represented by 12 chromosomes

Genes
40,629
mRNAs
52,829
Proteins
52,829
ID prefix
Pa
Persea americana — Anise

Anise

Assembly represented by 12 chromosomes and 295 scaffolds

Genes
50,469
mRNAs
50,469
Proteins
50,469
ID prefix
Chr / scaffold
Platform coverage

From source files to interactive biology

PerseaDB separates source datasets, normalized biological records, and analysis interfaces so that each layer can be checked, updated, and extended independently.

01

Integrated records

Genome FASTA and GFF3 annotations are represented as organism, gene, mRNA, CDS, protein, coordinate, sequence, and relationship records in Tripal and Chado.

02

Search and relationships

Published genes, transcripts, proteins, and organisms can be searched, opened as full records, and followed through Gene–mRNA–CDS–protein relationships.

03

Sequence analysis

Separate nucleotide and protein collections support genome, mRNA, CDS, and protein BLAST searches against the published avocado datasets.

04

Genome exploration

JBrowse provides interactive assembly navigation and structural-annotation tracks for Hass, West Indian T2T, and Anise.

05

Transcriptomics results

Cultivar-specific collections organize quality control, differential expression, response comparison, clustering, and enrichment figures.

06

Comparative genomics

Precomputed results connect 21,990 core Orthogroups, 17,730 coordinate-resolved one-to-one anchors, chromosome synteny, structural variation, and Lauraceae ancestral-chromosome reconstruction. The public explorer browses validated results; it does not rerun whole-genome alignment online.

Start exploring

Open the current genome collections and analysis resources

Explore PerseaDB