Viscum album is known for its very special life cycle, its particular biochemical composition, its unique mode of respiration and its extremely large genome. We here offer the full-length transcriptome of Viscum album, consisting of more than 90,000 distinct sequences from our recent project. Both the nucleotide and protein sequences are provided and a functional annotation was computed using the best blast hit method on the UniProt/Swiss-Prot (Boutet et al., 2007) and UniProt/TrEMBL (The UniProt Consortium et al., 2023) databases. Further information (e.g. molecular weight, IEP) can be found in the excel file.
If you are not familiar with blast, we assembled a
very simple 1-click package for windows users.
Download and extract the
BLAST-Package. Just extract the downloaded zip file. (Right click -> Extract all)
It
already includes the Viscum album protein database.
Add your "search.fasta": Put all your search sequences in one FASTA
file. If you have them in EXCEL, you can use this tool to convert IDs+sequences into the
FASTA-Format. Paste the data into a plain text file named "search.fasta"
and put it in the directory with the "blast.bat"
Start the search: Execute (double click) the "blast.bat". This
will create a your_results.txt which contains your BLAST results. The
software will tell you when it is done searching.
Schröder L, Rupp O, Senkler M, Rugen N, Hohnjec N, Goesmann A, Küster H, Braun HP (2023)
The Viscum album Gene Space database.
Frontiers in Plant Science. 14, 1193122.
Schröder L, Hohnjec N, Senkler M, Senkler J, Küster H, Braun HP (2022)
The gene
space of European mistletoe (Viscum album).
Plant J. 109(1):278-294
Senkler, J., Rugen, N., Eubel, H., Hedermann, J. and Braun, H.P. (2018)
Absence of
complex I implicates rearrangement of the respiratory chain in European Mistletoe.
Current Biology 28, 1606-1613.
Gelmap is a universal tool for spot visualization on a gel image (Rode et al. 2011). At the moment 2 BN/SDS PAGE of Viscum album mitochondria are accessible. One was published in Senkler et al. 2018 and was evaluated with the Arabidopsis thaliana Information resource (TAIR) due to the lack of a Viscum album database. The second was published together with our Gene space I in Schröder et al. 2022 and is a re-evaluation of the Gelmap of 2018 with our Viscum album Gene space I database. Further Gelmaps are in progress and will be published soon.