Repository details

The Cell Map

Name of repository
The Cell Map
Additional name(s)
  • TheCellMap
Repository URL
https://thecellmap.org/
Subject(s)
Description
TheCellMap.org serves as a central repository for storing and analyzing quantitative genetic interaction data produced by genome-scale Synthetic Genetic Array (SGA) experiments with the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae. In particular, TheCellMap.org allows users to easily access, visualize, explore, and functionally annotate genetic interactions, or to extract and reorganize subnetworks, using data-driven network layouts in an intuitive and interactive manner.
Contact(s)
  • m.usaj@utoronto.ca
  • michael.costanzo@utoronto.ca
Keyword(s)
Repository size
521MB raw genetic interaction datasets pair-wise interaction format; 35MB raw genetic interaction datasetsmatrix format; 145MB genetic interaction profile similarity matrices
Repository type(s)
  • other
Mission statement for designated community
https://thecellmap.org/about/
Research data repository language(s)
  • English
Data and/or service provider
  • dataProvider

Institutions (2)

Institution
University of Minnesota
Additional name(s)
  • Twin Cities
Institution
Country
United States
Type(s) of responsibility
  • technical
Type of institution
non-profit
Institution
University of Toronto, Donnelly Centre for Cellular and Biomolecular Research, Boone Lab
Country
Canada
Type(s) of responsibility
  • general
  • technical
Type of institution
non-profit

Database access

Type of access to research data repository
open

Data access (1)

Type of access to data
open

Data licenses (1)

DataLicense
Copyrights

Data upload (1)

Type of data upload
closed
Name of the repository software
  • other
Enhanced Publication
unknown
Quality management
unknown

Remarks

Entry date
2022-09-13
Last update
2022-10-12
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re3data.org: The Cell Map; editing status 2022-10-12; re3data.org - Registry of Research Data Repositories. http://doi.org/10.17616/R31NJN9U last accessed: 2025-04-27