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The African DSI DataBank now shows how its species are related: browse every species by its classification, see each species’ closest relatives, and view published phylogenies from the Open Tree of Life and GTDB.
You no longer need to run a node to contribute. Researchers can now submit their own data to the African DSI DataBank, at the Continental Hub or at a node near them, and keep control of who may use it.
Prof. Achraf El Allali and his team published 21,266 results from UM6P’s DataBank node, and the African DSI DataBank federation has brought them to the Continental Hub, where anyone can browse and search them
The African DSI DataBank launches as a federated infrastructure for Digital Sequence Information (DSI) as described in the recent commentary article published in the journal Nature Reviews Genetics.