Esox lucius isolate:CL-BC-CA-002 Genome sequencing
The pike (Esox lucius) is a northern hemisphere, circumpolar, fresh water species that is typically the top predator in many lakes. It is an important northern recreational fishery. Pike are morphologically diverse and highly adaptable. Despite their wide distribution, pike populations have low leve...
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ftdatacite:10.26036/cnphis0001573 2023-05-15T15:32:19+02:00 Esox lucius isolate:CL-BC-CA-002 Genome sequencing BGI 2014 https://dx.doi.org/10.26036/cnphis0001573 https://db.cngb.org/search/project/PRJNA221548/ en eng CNGB Genome sequencing and assembly Multiisolate Dataset dataset ftp://ftp.cngb.org/pub/sra/sra-instant/reads/ByStudy/sra/SRP/SRP040/SRP040114 2014 ftdatacite https://doi.org/10.26036/cnphis0001573 2021-11-05T12:55:41Z The pike (Esox lucius) is a northern hemisphere, circumpolar, fresh water species that is typically the top predator in many lakes. It is an important northern recreational fishery. Pike are morphologically diverse and highly adaptable. Despite their wide distribution, pike populations have low levels of polymorphism and divergence, indicative of a recent common ancestor. Pike often function as sentinel species to monitor pollutants in northern waters. Mitochondrial studies have shown that Escosiformes is the closest living order to Salmoniformes. Esociformes, an old lineage with fossils dating back to 70MYA, contains 10 species (pike, muskellunge and mudminnows) of which most literature concerns pike. The genome size for pike is 1.1pg and its karyotype is 2N=50 NF=50, similar to ancestral karyotypes of many teleosts (2N=48-50, FN=48-50). This compares to the much larger Atlantic salmon karyotype of 2N=56-60, NF=74 and genome size =3.1pg. Recent studies are consistent with the pike having a pre-WGD genome and being much closer to salmon than other fish species (zebrafish, medaka, fugu or stickleback). Dataset Atlantic salmon DataCite Metadata Store (German National Library of Science and Technology) |
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The pike (Esox lucius) is a northern hemisphere, circumpolar, fresh water species that is typically the top predator in many lakes. It is an important northern recreational fishery. Pike are morphologically diverse and highly adaptable. Despite their wide distribution, pike populations have low levels of polymorphism and divergence, indicative of a recent common ancestor. Pike often function as sentinel species to monitor pollutants in northern waters. Mitochondrial studies have shown that Escosiformes is the closest living order to Salmoniformes. Esociformes, an old lineage with fossils dating back to 70MYA, contains 10 species (pike, muskellunge and mudminnows) of which most literature concerns pike. The genome size for pike is 1.1pg and its karyotype is 2N=50 NF=50, similar to ancestral karyotypes of many teleosts (2N=48-50, FN=48-50). This compares to the much larger Atlantic salmon karyotype of 2N=56-60, NF=74 and genome size =3.1pg. Recent studies are consistent with the pike having a pre-WGD genome and being much closer to salmon than other fish species (zebrafish, medaka, fugu or stickleback). |
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Esox lucius isolate:CL-BC-CA-002 Genome sequencing |
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Esox lucius isolate:CL-BC-CA-002 Genome sequencing |
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Esox lucius isolate:CL-BC-CA-002 Genome sequencing |
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Esox lucius isolate:CL-BC-CA-002 Genome sequencing |
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Esox lucius isolate:CL-BC-CA-002 Genome sequencing |
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esox lucius isolate:cl-bc-ca-002 genome sequencing |
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Atlantic salmon |
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