Gene ontology functional annotation datasets for the ITAG3.2 and ITAG4.0 tomato () genome annotations.

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CONAHCyT-IPICYT/División de Biología Molecular, San Luis Potosí, 78216, Mexico.

Published: June 2024

Functional annotation based on Gene Ontology has provided a structured and comprehensive system to access the current knowledge about the function of genes. For model plants such as , there is a constant updating and restructuring of the functional annotation that increases the reliability of the analyses that use it. For tomato (), a crop widely used as a model plant for the study of fleshy fruits, there is no functional annotation, at least not freely accessible, even though its genome has long been sequenced and annotated. In this work, we generated, using a simplified version of the maize GAMER pipeline, a tomato Gene Ontology functional annotation with 72.42% (ITAG3.2) and 74.2% (ITAG4.0) of protein-coding genes with at least one GO term association. With this dataset, we share a reliable and easy-to-use tool with the tomato community.

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