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Chromosome-scale genome deposits
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Tracking the growth of chromosome-scale eukaryotic genome sequencing.
Chromosome-level and complete eukaryotic genome assemblies released in GenBank, with separate NCBI RefSeq annotation activity.
Past week
— species represented · — first-time species
Newest arrival
Composition
Deposit weather
Each square is one calendar day. Darker days contain more deposited assemblies; hover for assemblies, represented species and first-time species. Recent dates are displayed immediately, but counts may rise as NCBI indexes more assemblies. A zero is provisional, not proof that nothing was deposited.
Cumulative coverage
RefSeq
Past week
Milestones
Recent deposits
Recent per-assembly metadata only; lifetime history is stored as compact aggregates.
Collection metrics
Metadata-derived properties of the chromosome-scale and complete GenBank eukaryote collection. These metrics describe what is explicitly associated or labelled in NCBI records; they do not infer missing biological features.
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Organelle association
Share of all tracked genome deposits with an associated mitochondrial genome in the NCBI assembly record.
Plant organelles
Share of tracked Viridiplantae genome deposits with an associated chloroplast/plastid genome in the NCBI assembly record.
Chromosome labelling
Explicit X/Y/Z/W-style labels or explicitly identified other sex-chromosome names in NCBI sequence reports, across all tracked genome deposits.
Karyotype audit
For species with Tree of Sex chromosome counts, compare the number of chromosomes represented by the NCBI assembly with the reported biological karyotype.
Assembly architecture
NCBI assembly statistics across all qualifying deposits. The summaries include median assembly length, contig N50 and reported chromosome count; the histograms show assembly-length and chromosome-count bins.
Genome architecture
One representative assembly per species with both measurements. The horizontal axis is reported chromosome count and the vertical axis is assembly length; both are logarithmic.
Genome-size landscape · Animals
Up to ten groups ranked by species coverage, with one assembly per species. Each ribbon shows the relative distribution within its row (height normalized separately). The horizontal Mb/Gb axis is linear and shared within this panel; genomes beyond the displayed range are flagged.
Genome-size landscape · Plants
Up to ten groups ranked by species coverage, with one assembly per species. Each ribbon shows the relative distribution within its row (height normalized separately). The horizontal Mb/Gb axis is linear and shared within this panel; genomes beyond the displayed range are flagged.
Genome-size landscape · Fungi
Up to ten groups ranked by species coverage, with one assembly per species. Each ribbon shows the relative distribution within its row (height normalized separately). The horizontal Mb/Gb axis is linear and shared within this panel; genomes beyond the displayed range are flagged.
Repeat sequencing
Top 15 organism names ranked by the number of qualifying chromosome-level or complete GenBank assemblies; repeated deposits for the same organism count separately.
Technology history
Primary read technologies behind chromosome-scale and complete eukaryotic assemblies across NCBI release years. PacBio is shown as a single platform family regardless of HiFi/CLR reporting, alongside Oxford Nanopore, Illumina and other platforms; Hi-C and other proximity-ligation data are shown separately.
Long-range scaffolding
Share of assemblies whose NCBI sequencing-technology metadata reports Hi-C or a related proximity-ligation method such as Arima, Omni-C, Dovetail/Chicago, Phase Genomics or PacBio CiFi. This is supplementary long-range information, not a primary read technology.
Assembly history
The changing assembly software reported for chromosome-scale and complete eukaryotic genome deposits. Versions and spelling variants are collapsed into assembler families, and the most represented named families are shown.
Observed vs expected
For species with a Tree of Sex sex-chromosome-system record, compare expected sex-chromosome labels with labels explicitly found in NCBI sequence reports.
Expected system: Tree of Sex · observed labels: NCBI sequence reports.
Interpretation
Mitochondrial / plastid: an organelle is counted only when NCBI's assembly metadata explicitly associates that organelle genome with the nuclear assembly.
Sex chromosomes: expectations use species records first, then conservative concordant clade evidence. The source level is retained in the generated data.
Karyotype: NCBI's reported assembly chromosome count is compared with Tree of Sex female/male 2N. Because many assemblies represent a haploid complement, both 2N and N are considered and the closer expectation is used.
No observed label means no explicit sex-chromosome-style chromosome name was found in the NCBI sequence report. It is missing annotation, not evidence that the organism lacks the expected sex chromosomes.
Technology / assembler trends: free-text NCBI sequencingTech and assemblyMethod values are normalized into broad named families. Primary read technologies are separated from Hi-C/proximity-ligation methods, which are tracked independently. Percentages use the relevant metadata-bearing assemblies for each release year; hybrid primary sequencing workflows can appear in multiple technology series.
IUCN Red List
Chromosome-scale and complete GenBank assemblies, restricted to taxa carrying current IUCN Red List categories.
Threatened · all time
— species represented · — first-time species
Newest arrival
Composition
Assemblies over time
RefSeq
Cumulative coverage
All time
Milestones
Recent deposits
IUCN Red List categories · species-name matching
Vectors · parasites · fungi
Chromosome-scale and complete GenBank genomes for vector surveillance taxa, disease-causing protists, parasitic worms and selected pathogenic fungi. Explore disease-causing organisms and vector surveillance taxa separately. CDC and WHO sources define the initial pathogen catalogue; this is not an exhaustive list.
Pathogens & vectors · all time
— species represented · — first-time species
Newest arrival
Composition
All-time comparison
Click a group to explore its species below. Coverage is the fraction of species in the selected catalogue with at least one matched chromosome-scale or complete genome.
Vector coverage follows the supplied MapVEu export. Parasites and fungi follow the curated species list linked below. Groups with no matched qualifying genomes remain visible; vector-list membership does not establish transmission.
Assemblies over time
Cumulative coverage
Geographic origin
All-time qualifying assemblies by reported BioSample collection country. This shows the origins of sequenced samples, not disease prevalence or the full distribution of a species. Ocean markers represent named water bodies, not precise collection coordinates.
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RefSeq
All time
Milestones
Recent deposits
MapVEu · CDC · WHO · curated species matching
Source coverage
Zero means no qualifying assembly was matched, rather than no genome exists. Only explicit aliases in the curated list are matched. Strain and subspecies names of pathogens roll up to species; uncertain source labels are excluded.
Download curated pathogen & parasite list · Review the list on GitHub · Download original vector taxon labelsFood · farming · crop protection
Chromosome-scale and complete GenBank genomes for cultivated crops, livestock and aquaculture, agricultural pests, and eukaryotic pathogens of plants and livestock. Explore a selected FAO, EPPO and WOAH catalogue; this is not an exhaustive list.
Agricultural organisms · all time
Newest arrival
Composition
Assemblies over time
Cumulative coverage
Geographic origin
The broad-group filter also updates this map. Locations show reported BioSample collection origins, rather than agricultural production, pest prevalence or species distributions. Ocean markers represent named water bodies.
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Recent deposits
Source coverage
Zero means no qualifying assembly matched. Names roll up to listed species or explicitly named cultivated hybrids; varieties and breeds are not counted as new species. Matching genomes can include wild individuals. Pest or pathogen membership does not establish that each sequenced sample caused damage or disease. Bacteria and viruses fall outside this eukaryotic dashboard.
Download agricultural catalogue · Review the list on GitHubGeographic activity
Country is inferred from the NCBI BioSample geographic-location field. Colour shows the mean chromosome/complete genome deposits per calendar day over the trailing 30 days.
World map
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Taxonomic composition
Distinct species represented among assemblies with a resolved BioSample country.
Country history
Search a country, or click it on the map, to reproduce the cumulative All-time view for that country.
Choose a country from the map or search box to see its genome-deposition history.
Country
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Comparative taxonomic history
Select two phyla or orders. Their cumulative assembly counts and assembly-length distributions use paired scales; geographic-origin maps use the same colour scale. Only phyla and orders are indexed to keep the site compact.
Paired scales update when either taxon changes. Assembly-length curves use a shared linear Mb/Gb range with high-end outliers flagged. Maps use BioSample origin, including ocean/sea localities—not the natural ranges of the taxa.
Choose a taxon for the left side.
Taxon
Lifetime · shared scale
Sample provenance · shared scale
Genome-size landscape · shared scale
Choose a taxon for the right side.
Taxon
Lifetime · shared scale
Sample provenance · shared scale
Genome-size landscape · shared scale