ArgosBiotech - gateway to worldwide biotech

Home | Site Map | Privacy | Imprint
overview | biotech | agribiotech | bioinformatics | genomics | microarrays | nano(bio)technology | markets
overview | biotech | agribiotech | bioethics | bioinformatics | literature | jobs | neurosciences | biobusiness
overview | biotech | science | business | financial | press releases | focus on ...
overview | bioethics | education
overview | science & technology | life sciences | agribiotech | biochemistry | biodiversity | biology | informatics | therapeutics | and ...
overview | abbreviations & acronyms | dictionaries & glossaries | online textbooks
Focus on current topics in biotechnology: | Omes & Omics
overview | Asia
overview |
overview | countries | business sectors | alphabetic | defunct | free company profile
     
genomics: prominent genome projects > Bos taurus

current topics in biotechnology:
focus on" X-omics"
> genomics >
genome projects:
Bos taurus

Prominent genome projects: Bos taurus

Bos taurus (cow) is an agriculturally important animal and an important model organism for health research. As a non-primate, non-rodent eutherian genome the cow genome will be useful for comparative genomics.

Sequencing (whole genome shotgun approach) of the bovine genome began in December 2003 by researchers at the Baylor College of Medicine's Human Genome Sequencing Center in Houston (TX). A first draft of the bovine genome sequence was published in 2004.

Resources:

Human Genome Sequencing Center at Baylor College of Medicine
Bovine Genome Project
National Centre for Biotechnology Information (NCBI)
Cow Genome Resources
Bovine Genome Database
 
 
Classification
Kingdom Animalia
Phylum Chordata
Class Mammalia
Order Artiodactyla
Family Bovidae
Genus Bos
Species Bos taurus
genome
DNA 3.70 pg
size ~3.0 Gbp
chromosomes 30
genes  
   
 
   
 

 

 

Advertisement

| About Us | Disclaimer | Contact Us | ©2002-2010 ArgosBiotech