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ProteomicsProteome profiling of sea star epidermal secretions
Marine organisms represent a rich source for discovering natural products and materials that could inspire the development of novel molecules or materials for a high variety of industrial applications. Among them are sea stars, emblematic animals of the seashore. These organisms rely on epidermal se...
ORGANISM(S): Asterias rubens 
2015-07-20 | PXD001607 | Pride
Sea stars Mucus Adhesive Proteome 
GenomicsSea Star Microbiome
Microbiomes associated with two common intertidal sea stars
PRJNA1456220 | ENA
GenomicsAn Initial Comparative Genomic Autopsy of Wasting Disease in Sea Stars
An Initial Comparative Genomic Autopsy of Wasting Disease in Sea Stars
PRJNA603587 | ENA
TranscriptomicsAn Initial Comparative Genomic Autopsy of Wasting Disease in Sea Stars
Beginning in 2013, sea stars throughout the Eastern North Pacific were decimated by wasting disease, also known as ‘asteroid idiopathic wasting syndrome’ (AIWS) due to its elusive etiology. The geographic extent and taxonomic scale of AIWS meant events leading up to the outbreak were heterogeneous, ...
ORGANISM(S): Pisaster ochraceus 
2020-02-19 | GSE144422 | GEO
Genomics
Gamete recognition genes of sea stars
PRJNA667548 | ENA
ProteomicsIdentification of the sea star Asterina gibbosa adhesive footprint proteins (Sfps)
Sea stars achieve strong yet reversible underwater adhesion using a duo-gland system in their tube feet. Here we collected secreted footprint material from Asterina gibbosa tubefeet to identify sea star footprint proteins (Sfps).
ORGANISM(S): Asterina gibbosa (Pennant 
2026-06-30 | PXD080308 | Pride
Asterina gibbosa Tube feet secretions Footprints Adhesive Sea star 
UnknownSea stars resist wasting through active immune and collagen systems.
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S-EPMC10320347 | biostudies-literature
UnknownMitogenomics provides new insights into the phylogenetic relationships and evolutionary history of deep-sea sea stars (Asteroidea).
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S-EPMC8933410 | biostudies-literature
Genomics
Genome-Resolved Antibacterial Immune Response Conserved in Juvenile and Adult Sunflower Sea Stars
PRJNA1440140 | ENA
UnknownA Highly Prevalent and Pervasive Densovirus Discovered among Sea Stars from the North American Atlantic Coast.
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S-EPMC7054102 | biostudies-literature
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