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Gonadal transcriptome analysis of common carp

ABSTRACT: De novo assembly of immature gonadal transcriptome was performed to identify genes involved in gonadal development. A total of 81,757 and 43,257 transcripts were obtained from the immature testicular and ovarian transcriptomes, respectively. About 84,367 unigenes were constructed after removing redundancy which were a representation of both the gonadal transcriptomes. About 298 differentially expressed genes were identified. The present study identified certain important genes/factors involved in the gonadal development of C. carpio which may provide insights into the understanding of sex differentiation and gonadal development processes.

ORGANISM(S): Cyprinus carpio

PROVIDER: GSE112157 | GEO | 2019/08/19

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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