The horse, Equus caballus, has played a crucial role in the development of human civilization. It has economic importance throughout the world and is used for transportation, work, entertainment, and even war. It is a model organism for research on biomechanics and excercise physiology. The genome sequence will facilitate the identification of genes involved in mammalian evolution and genes involved in diseases common to humans and horses.

This site brings together information about horse data available at NCBI and other related resources from the research community, including sequence, mapping, and clone information. We welcome your suggestions.

NCBI Horse Resources
Global Query. Query all NCBI databases.
BLAST. Basic Local Alignment Search Tool.
Clone Registry. Information about specific BAC clones.
dbSNP. SNPs and other genetic variation.
 e-PCR. Identify potential sequence tagged sites.
Gene. The focal point for genes and associated information.
Genome Project. Sequencing, assembly, and annotation projects.
Map Viewer. Interactive viewer for genome maps, sequence, and genes.
Popset. Sequence data from population studies.
RefSeq. The non-redundant Reference Sequence collection.
Splign. A tool for aligning mRNAs to genomic sequence.
Statistics. Numbers of Genes, RefSeqs, and other data types.
Taxonomy. Lineage and organism names.
Trace Archive. Raw sequence data from various sequencing projects.
UniGene. Gene-oriented clusters of transcribed sequences.
UniSTS. Mapping and marker data.

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dbSNP
Gene
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Map Viewer
RefSeq
UniGene
UniSTS
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Map Viewer
View displays of the annotated horse genome assembly (EquCab1.1). Take a moment to BLAST your favorite gene sequence against the horse genome sequence and explore the maps available for viewing. Learn more about the Gnomon gene prediction program and the resulting models available in Map Viewer.


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Statistics. Reports on the number of Genes, RefSeqs, and other data types currently available.

Equus caballus

(Photo courtesy of Lynn Schriml)

Additional Resources
New This Month In:
  CoreNucleotide
  Gene
  Protein
  PubMed
  PubMed Central

Genetics, Genomics, & Maps:
  Equinegenome.org
  Horsemap database
  Horse genetics
  Immunogenetics
  OMIA

Sequence Resources:
  BAC end sequences
  CHORI-241 BAC Library
  Horse Genome at Broad Institute
  INRA-LGCB BAC Library
  PolyBrowse - ABCC/NCI Horse Polymorphism Browser
  TAMU BAC Library

Comparative Genomics:
  Human-Horse BAC end sequence alignment
  NIH Intramural Sequencing Center
  Horse Comparative Genomics in PubMed
  Cow Genome Project

Documentation:
  Sequencing proposal #1
  Sequencing proposal #2
  Genome glossary

Strain and Animal Resources:
  Horse breeds
  Horse cell lines

Other Resources:
  ArkDB
  Livestock Genome Projects
  UKY Horse Genome Project
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