Arabis alpina, also called alpine rock-cress, is a diploid plant of Brassicaceae family, closely related to the model plant
Arabidopsis thaliana. It is an emerging model organism, because of its perennial life cycle. Since it is self-compatible and genetically transformable, mutagenized populations and inbred homozygous lines can be produced.
Sequence data: | genome assemblies: 4; sequence reads: 1 | (See Genome Assembly and Annotation report) | | Statistics: | median total length (Mb): 308.033 | median protein count: 23286 | median GC%: 37.401 |
Reference genome: 
Arabis alpina MPIPZ.v5
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