De novo transcriptomes for two species of snappers from the Western Atlantic (Lutjanus griseus and Lutjanus synagris)

Transcriptomes are appropriate resources for studying species that lack sequenced genomes, as they can serve as references for a broad suite of genetic applications, including: phylogenetic assessments, population genomics, and evaluate responses to environmental fluctuations. Here, we present the t...

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Published in:Marine genomics 2023-02, Vol.67, p.101005-101005, Article 101005
Main Authors: Hallaj, Adam, Turner, Logan F., McArdle, Carolyn A., Bernal, Moisés A.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Animals
Atlantic Ocean
Evolutionary ecology
Fishes - genetics
genome
Lutjanus griseus
Lutjanus synagris
Marine ecology
metagenomics
Next-generation sequencing
Perciformes - genetics
Phylogeny
RNA-seq
species
Transcriptome
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Summary:Transcriptomes are appropriate resources for studying species that lack sequenced genomes, as they can serve as references for a broad suite of genetic applications, including: phylogenetic assessments, population genomics, and evaluate responses to environmental fluctuations. Here, we present the transcriptomes of two species of marine fishes of commercial and ecological relevance in the Western Atlantic: Lutjanus griseus and L. synagris. This project represents a step forward on developing genomic resources for important species of the Atlantic Ocean.
ISSN:1874-7787
1876-7478
DOI:10.1016/j.margen.2022.101005