Comparative Transcriptome Analysis of the Skin and the Peritoneal Wall Layer of Triplophysa stenura Distributed in High Elevations
Li Ma,
Zhen Zhu,
Shanzhong Zhang
et al.
Abstract:A total of 81,868 All-Unigenes were sequenced and assembled by the transcriptome in the dorsal skin, the lateral skin, and the peritoneal wall layer of Triplophysa stenura with a total assembly length of 123,827,585 bp, and 68,750 unigenes were annotated to seven functional databases. A total of 588 DEGs were screened between the dorsal and lateral skin, 17,097 DEGs were screened between the dorsal skin and the peritoneal wall layer, and 16,598 DEGs were screened between the lateral skin and the peritoneal wal… Show more
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