Cette nouvelle Community ELIXIR « Génome et phénotype des animaux domestiques », co-dirigée par ELIXIR-FR, vise à développer un cycle de vie des données coordonné, ouvert et standardisé pour la recherche sur les animaux domestiques.
Created to coordinate and advance research by linking genomes and phenotypes in domestic animals, it will connect researchers and data specialists working on different species and in different countries. It aims to develop a coordinated, open and standardised data lifecycle for domestic animal research.
This community is led by Emily Clark (EMBL-EBI), Ole Madsen (ELIXIR Netherlands) and Catherine Larzul (ELIXIR France) with support from Physilia Chua (ELIXIR Hub).
For more information, see the news section on the ELIXIR Europe website.