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− | '''RiceWiki''', a sub-project of [http://www.sciencewikis.org ScienceWikis], is a community-based platform for rice (''Oryza sativa'') gene annotation. Unlike conventional biological databases based on expert curation, RiceWiki '''harnesses collective intelligence''' to collaboratively collect, edit and annotate information about rice, '''quantifies users' contributions''' in any wiki page, and '''provides explicit authorship''' for each contributor to encourage more participations from the whole scientific community. Currently, it contains a total of [[:Category:Genes |66,269]] rice genes from ''O. sativa Japonica'' and ''Indica'' | + | '''RiceWiki''', a sub-project of [http://www.sciencewikis.org ScienceWikis], is a community-based platform for rice (''Oryza sativa'') gene annotation. Unlike conventional biological databases based on expert curation, RiceWiki '''harnesses collective intelligence''' to collaboratively collect, edit and annotate information about rice, '''quantifies users' contributions''' in any wiki page, and '''provides explicit authorship''' for each contributor to encourage more participations from the whole scientific community. Currently, it contains a total of [[:Category:Genes |66,269]] rice genes from ''O. sativa Japonica'' and ''Indica''. |
Revision as of 23:22, 11 July 2012
RiceWiki, a sub-project of ScienceWikis, is a community-based platform for rice (Oryza sativa) gene annotation. Unlike conventional biological databases based on expert curation, RiceWiki harnesses collective intelligence to collaboratively collect, edit and annotate information about rice, quantifies users' contributions in any wiki page, and provides explicit authorship for each contributor to encourage more participations from the whole scientific community. Currently, it contains a total of 66,269 rice genes from O. sativa Japonica and Indica.