SoyHUB

Welcome to SoyHUB

A hub for soybean applied genomics predictions based on curated panels of diverse soybean resequenced accessions (Soy775, Soy1066, and Soy2939).


Explore Variations

Allele Catalog Tool

- Visualize alleles, functional effects, amino acid changes in genes

- Lookup accessions within selected allele groupings

- Map alleles to phenotype to visualize allele and phenotype distributions


Genomic Variation Explorer

- Explore variations in transcription factor binding sites within promoter regions

- Explore copy number variations and link copy number variations to genes

- Map copy number variations to phenotype to visualize copy number variation and phenotype distributions


Multiple Allele Discovery Tool

- Multiple allele discovery to understand combinative mutations

- Perform multiple allele position combinative calculations


Protein Sequence Logos

- Generates sequence logos for protein based on multiple organisms


Phenotype Distribution Tool

- Explore genes that are highly associated with a selected phenotype

- Connect genes to Allele Catalog Tool to highlight causative variant positions


Paralog Allele Catalog Tool

- Explore paralogs and connect to Allele Catalog visualization



Predict New Causal Mutations

AccuTool

- Use GWAS results for prediction

- Calculate Accuracy for your markers or candidate causative mutations (CM) based on Soy775 35.7M variant positions


SNPViz

- Check genomic context of your variant positions in empowered haplotype viewer on various resequenced data sets


Reference Interassembly Gene Browser

- Search between reference genotypes, genome assemblies, or annotation versions



Survey for SoyHUB


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References


Allele Catalog

[1] Chan YO, Dietz N, Zeng S, Wang J, Flint-Garcia S, Salazar-Vidal MN, Škrabišová M, Bilyeu K, Joshi T: The Allele Catalog Tool: a web-based interactive tool for allele discovery and analysis. BMC Genomics 2023, 24(1):107.

GenVarX

[1] Chan YO, Biova J, Mahmood A, Dietz N, Bilyeu K, Škrabišová M, Joshi T: Genomic Variations Explorer (GenVarX): A Toolset for Annotating Promoter and CNV Regions Using Genotypic and Phenotypic Differences. Frontiers in Genetics 2023.

AccuTool

[1] Biová J, Dietz N, Chan YO, Joshi T, Bilyeu K, Škrabišová M: AccuCalc: A Python Package for Accuracy Calculation in GWAS. Genes 2023, 14(1):123.

[2] Škrabišová M, Dietz N, Zeng S, Chan YO, Wang J, Liu Y, Biová J, Joshi T, Bilyeu KD: A novel Synthetic phenotype association study approach reveals the landscape of association for genomic variants and phenotypes. Journal of Advanced Research 2022, 42:117-133.

MADis

[1] Biová J, Kaňovská I, Chan YO, Immadi MS, Joshi T, Bilyeu K, Škrabišová M. Natural and artificial selection of multiple alleles revealed through genomic analyses. Front Genet. 2024 Jan 8;14:1320652. doi: 10.3389/fgene.2023.1320652. PMID: 38259621; PMCID: PMC10801239.

SNPViz

[1] Zeng S, Škrabišová M, Lyu Z, Chan YO, Dietz N, Bilyeu K, Joshi T: Application of SNPViz v2.0 using next-generation sequencing data sets in the discovery of potential causative mutations in candidate genes associated with phenotypes. International Journal of Data Mining and Bioinformatics 2021, 25(1-2):65-85.

[2] Zeng S, Škrabišová M, Lyu Z, Chan YO, Bilyeu K, Joshi T: SNPViz v2.0: A web-based tool for enhanced haplotype analysis using large scale resequencing datasets and discovery of phenotypes causative gene using allelic variations. In: 2020 IEEE International Conference on Bioinformatics and Biomedicine (BIBM): 16-19 Dec. 2020; 2020: 1408-1415.

[3] Langewisch T, Zhang H, Vincent R, Joshi T, Xu D, Bilyeu K: Major soybean maturity gene haplotypes revealed by SNPViz analysis of 72 sequenced soybean genomes. PLoS One 2014, 9(4):e94150.