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  • The Cacao Genome Database (CGD) is a database storing information on the genome of Theobroma cacao. The sequenced genotype, Matina 1-6, is representative of the genetic background most commonly found in the cacao producing countries, enabling results to be applied to current commercial cultivars. Before viewing the data, users have to agree that they will not seek any intellectual property protection over the data, including gene sequences contained in the database. The Information Access Agreement allows any cacao breeders and other researchers to freely use the genome information to develop new cacao varieties. This allows for a level playing field and a healthy competitive environment that will ultimately benefit the sustainability of cacao production in the long term.

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  • The Cacao Genome Database (CGD) is a database storing information on the genome of Theobroma cacao. The sequenced genotype, Matina 1-6, is representative of the genetic background most commonly found in the cacao producing countries, enabling results to be applied to current commercial cultivars. Before viewing the data, users have to agree that they will not seek any intellectual property protection over the data, including gene sequences contained in the database. The Information Access Agreement allows any cacao breeders and other researchers to freely use the genome information to develop new cacao varieties. This allows for a level playing field and a healthy competitive environment that will ultimately benefit the sustainability of cacao production in the long term.

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  • searchRxiv enables researchers to: post their searches, ensuring credit for all those involved; obtain a digital object identifier (DOI) for their search, enabling it to be cited; link searches to published articles as relevant; find it easier to follow best practice for structuring their search strategy; and easily find relevant searches in their subject area by searching across search strings as well as metadata describing those search strings.

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