The International Tomato Genome Sequencing Project aims to sequence the gene-rich euchromatic portions of the twelve tomato chromosomes. An international consortium of sequencing centers is performing most of the genomic sequencing. Each chromosome is assigned to a sequencing center. The genome is split into manageable chunks known as BACs (Bacterial Artificial Chromosomes), which are sequenced separately, then assembled together. more...

	USA	Korea	China	UK	India	Nether- lands	France	Japan	Spain	USA	China	Italy
in progress      complete      available      available HTGS3
BACs													Total
Chr Total	391	268	274	193	111	213	277	175	164	186	135	113	2,500
In progress	8	2	20	54	48	5	92	5	13	1	18	51	317
Complete	11	159	0	87	20	152	53	133	67	4	6	20	712
Available	19	113	15	105	44	144	100	133	57	4	23	51	808
HTGS 1	5	0	0	0	0	116	63	0	13	0	1	21	219
HTGS 2	0	0	0	0	28	0	36	2	30	0	10	11	117
HTGS 3	14	65	15	103	20	36	21	90	18	4	22	19	427
% Done	3%	47%	4%	56%	35%	55%	28%	69%	35%	2%	13%	34%
Overall Stats 30% of sequencing is complete 29% of BACs are reported finished 32% of BACs have downloadable sequence

Tomato Mitochondrial Genome Argentina

Tomato Chloroplast Genome EU Plastomics Project

BAC End Sequences 188,130 Tomato HindIII BAC Library 112,507 Tomato MboI BAC Library 101,375 Tomato EcoRI BAC Library 402,012 Total