Chromosome-level clam genome helps elucidate the molecular basis of adaptation to a buried lifestyle
Cite this dataset
Wei, Min et al. (2020). Chromosome-level clam genome helps elucidate the molecular basis of adaptation to a buried lifestyle [Dataset]. Dryad. https://doi.org/10.5061/dryad.44j0zpcb5
Abstract
With gene prediction and functional annotation, a final nonredundant consensus gene set for C. sinensis was obtained, and 27,564 protein-coding genes were predicted in the final assembled genome. Finally, 27,344 protein-coding genes were annotated, accounting for 99.2% of all the predicted genes.
Methods
The prediction of genes in the C. sinensis genome was performed using a combination of three approaches: homolog-based, de novo, and transcriptome-based predictions.
Funding
Agriculture Research System of China, Award: CARS–49
Priority Academic Program Development of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions
Jiangsu Provincial Department of Education, Award: No. 18KJA240001
Jiangsu Fisheries Science and Technology, Award: Y2018–27
National Natural Science Foundation of China, Award: BK20191008
Six Talent Summit Program of Jiangsu Province, Award: NY-113
Natural Science Foundation of the Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions of China *, Award: No. 18KJA240001
Jiangsu Fisheries Science and Technology, Award: Y2018–27
Six Talent Summit Program of Jiangsu Province, Award: NY-113