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CoccoExpress: Database of Expressed Sequence Tags of Coccolithophorids

Coccolithophorids contribute about 15 percent of the average oceanic phytoplankton biomass to the oceans. They produce elaborate, minute calcite platelets (Coccoliths), covering the cell to form a coccosphere and supplying up to 60 percent of the bulk pelagic calcite deposited on the sea floors. In-depth profile and detailed understanding of Coccolithophorids genome will significantly contribute to science of regulating the atmosphere. Increasing amount of research is being conducted on effect of Coccolithophorids in fight against global warming and production of greenhouse CO2. With growing need for a genomic database of all genome sequences for Coccolithophorids, CoccoExpress was planed and built to provide a solid database and search engine of Expressed Sequence Tags (EST) of Coccolithophorids Marine Alga. This paper describes the role of the several web components used in CoccoExpress that facilitate navigation, search, security, and maintenance of this database. Components are selected based on a detailed look into research involving the data deposited into CoccoExpress for gene analysis of these species.