Data Curators: Your Starting Point

The Animal QTLdb is open to the public for new data entry and existing data
updates. One needs to register for a curator account in order to contribute.
Being a curator, you will be able to
- have access to editing your own data
- keep your data private or release to the public
- take advantage of the QTLdb tool to examine your data against other
public data in a private mode
- while keeping your data in private mode but you can grant a privileged
access to your data, which may be useful in the process of your manuscript
review

The curator's job is relatively straight forward. The curator tools are designed
to be intuitively easy to follow. We provide a
Curator Manual as a step by step guide for what's involved in the curation process.
All released QTLdb data are automatically populated to
Registered curators:
Species |
Registered curators |
Contributing curators |
Cattle | 36 |
7 |
Chicken | 20 |
6 |
Goat | 3 |
3 |
Horse | 8 |
4 |
Pig | 62 |
12 |
Rainbow trout | 8 |
4 |
Sheep | 17 |
7 |
Total | 154 | 43 |
Contributions by released data counts:
|
Curations |
Contributions |
Animal QTLdb Team | 307,822 | 99.54% |
Non-QTLdb team volunteers | 1,420 | 0.46% |
If you wish to contribute your own data/works, please contact our
Bioinfo Team
to apply for a curator account.