Community-curated genomic data

Genomic Resources
of Rubber Dandelion

Discover, cite, and contribute genome assemblies, annotations, and reusable analyses for Taraxacum kok-saghyz.

Founding collectionThe Ohio State University · Release 1.0
TKS / COMMUNITY
GenomesAnnotationsCommunity data
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Founding collection

12 resource classes from Ohio State

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Community model

Curated contributions from other groups

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Open science

Stable links, metadata & clear citations

01 The organism

One species.
A shared genomic commons.

Taraxacum kok-saghyz—rubber dandelion—produces natural rubber in its roots and can be cultivated in temperate regions.

This portal gathers reusable TKS genomic resources from different projects in one searchable, citable catalog. The Ohio State collection opens the portal; future curated submissions will expand it across accessions, methods, and research groups.

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Taraxacum kok-saghyzAsteraceae · TKS · Community resource
02 Resource catalog

A growing collection.
Many ways in.

Browse the founding Ohio State collection: nuclear and chloroplast genomes, gene and repeat annotations, and specialized functional analyses.

COLLECTION 001
Ohio State TKS Reference CollectionJonathan Fresnedo Ramírez · Pablo Vargas Mejía
Founding collection
12 resourcesRelease 1.0 · File links pending
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GenomesFASTA

Nuclear reference genome

Nuclear genome assembly for the Ohio State TKS reference accession.

TKS_nuclear_genome_v1.0.fasta.gz
Ohio State collection
02
GenomesFASTA

Chloroplast genome

Complete chloroplast genome sequence and organellar reference record.

TKS_chloroplast_v1.0.fasta
Ohio State collection
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AnnotationGFF3

Structural annotation

Gene, transcript, exon, UTR, and coding-sequence coordinates.

TKS_structural_annotation_v1.0.gff3.gz
Ohio State collection
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AnnotationTSV

Functional annotation

Functional terms and evidence associated with the predicted gene models.

TKS_functional_annotation_v1.0.tsv.gz
Ohio State collection
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AnnotationFASTA

Predicted proteins

Protein sequences translated from the primary annotated gene set.

TKS_proteins_v1.0.fasta.gz
Ohio State collection
06
RepeatsGFF3

Repeat annotation

Genomic coordinates and classifications for repetitive elements.

TKS_repeat_annotation_v1.0.gff3.gz
Ohio State collection
07
RepeatsFASTA

Repeat consensus library

Consensus sequences used to classify and annotate repeats.

TKS_repeat_library_v1.0.fasta.gz
Ohio State collection
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AnalysesHTML / GBK

plantiSMASH clusters

Predicted plant biosynthetic gene clusters and interactive reports.

TKS_plantismash_v1.0.zip
Ohio State collection
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AnalysesTSV

SignalP predictions

Signal peptide and secretion predictions across the proteome.

TKS_signalp_v1.0.tsv.gz
Ohio State collection
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AnalysesTSV

iTAK classification

Transcription factor, transcriptional regulator, and kinase families.

TKS_iTAK_v1.0.tsv.gz
Ohio State collection
11
AnalysesTSV

CAZyme annotation

Carbohydrate-active enzyme family assignments and supporting evidence.

TKS_cazymes_v1.0.tsv.gz
Ohio State collection
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AnalysesTSV

Ortholog groups

Comparative orthology assignments connecting TKS genes with related plants.

TKS_orthogroups_v1.0.tsv.gz
Ohio State collection
03 Community contributions

Have a TKS resource?
Help the portal grow.

Submit a stable repository link and the metadata needed to understand, reuse, and cite your work. Every contribution enters a review queue before it appears in the catalog.

  1. 01
    DepositPlace data in NCBI, Zenodo, Dryad, OSF, or another stable repository.
  2. 02
    DescribeShare the resource type, accession, method summary, license, and citation.
  3. 03
    ReviewThe portal team checks metadata and links before publishing the record.
Submit to the review queueMetadata only · no large file upload
Submissions are not published automatically.
04 Curation framework

Useful beyond the
first download.

Every accepted record will carry contributor attribution, a stable source link, resource type, accession or DOI, version, method summary, license, and a clear route to citation.

  1. 01
    Founding collectionOhio State resource classes defined
  2. 02
    Repository depositionPermanent links, checksums, and citations
  3. 03
    Community expansionReviewed records from additional groups
05 Founding team

Research grows
through shared resources.

Initiated at The Ohio State University as an open, extensible home for rubber dandelion genomics.

JF

Jonathan Fresnedo Ramírez

Founding researcher · The Ohio State University

PV

Pablo Vargas Mejía

Founding researcher · The Ohio State University

06 Cite the founding collection
Suggested citation · Update with DOI before publication
Fresnedo Ramírez, J. & Vargas Mejía, P. Genomic Resources of Rubber Dandelion: Taraxacum kok-saghyz genome resource. Release 1.0 (forthcoming).