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Accession: PRJNA691990 ID: 691990

Molecular responses of coral reef fish to ocean acidification: Evidence from natural CO2 seeps

To fill the gap and provide a representation of responses across different fish species to elevated CO2 in their natural habitat, we sequenced brain transcriptomes of five adult damselfish species (Ac. More...

Accession	PRJNA691990
Data Type	Raw sequence reads
Scope	Multispecies
Publications	Published online: Kang J et al., "Rapid evolution fuels transcriptional plasticity to ocean acidification", Global Change Biology, 2022;28(9):3007-3022
Submission	Registration date: 13-Jan-2021 School of Biological Sciences, The University of Hong Kong
Relevance	Environmental

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Resource Name	Number of Links
Sequence data
SRA Experiments	130
Other datasets
BioSample	130

SRA Data Details

Parameter	Value
Data volume, Gbases	1,479
Data volume, Tbytes	0.62

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LOC100185054 [Ciona intestinalis]
LOC100185054 [Ciona intestinalis]
Gene ID:100185054

Gene
PTS system fructose-like IIB component 1 [imported] - Escherichia coli (strain O...
PTS system fructose-like IIB component 1 [imported] - Escherichia coli (strain O157:H7, substrain EDL933)
gi|25322644|pir||D86086

Protein
type 1 fimbria chaperone FimC [Escherichia coli]
type 1 fimbria chaperone FimC [Escherichia coli]
gi|550712394|ref|WP_022645303.1|

Protein
MULTISPECIES: molecular chaperone [Enterobacteriaceae]
MULTISPECIES: molecular chaperone [Enterobacteriaceae]
gi|970281406|ref|WP_058659871.1|

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