Abstract:Amphiprion ocellaris is suggested to be an excellent research model for understanding socially controlled sex change of sequential hermaphrodite teleosts. However, there is a lack of knowledge regarding the genes involved in reproduction regulation in sex transition process. In order to enrich genetic data and sequence resources, Illumina HiSeq transcriptome sequencing was conducted for fully mature A. ocellaris using a multiple tissues mixing strategy. A total of 109,408,556 raw reads were obtained and 81,395… Show more
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