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Marine Genomics: Sea Sponge and Other Invertebrate Genomic Resources for the Great Barrier Reef

The University of Queensland
Dr Selene Fernandez Valverde (Aggregated by) Ms Marie Gauthier (Aggregated by) Professor Bernard Degnan (Aggregated by) Professor Bernard Degnan (Aggregated by) Professor Sandie Degnan (Aggregated by)
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The existing data collection largely revolves around the premier model to understand the evolution of animals and their symbionts – the tropical Great Barrier Reef demosponge Amphimedon queenslandica - but increasingly includes other genome and transcriptome projects with basic, strategic and applied research outcomes (e.g. the pearl oyster Pinctada maxima and the pest Crown-of-Thorns starfish Acanthaster planci).The addition of other marine genomes and transcriptomes (e.g. Pinctada maxima and Acanthaster planci) into this data collection enable collaborations with local universities and institutes and with Australian industry partners, in addition to a large diversity of international partners. Each of these interactions provide unique platforms to expand the use of genomic information in marine science, particularly in tropical Australia.Genomic data and resources, including (i) draft genome annotated assemblies, (ii) associated annotated metagenome assemblies, (iii) developmental and tissue-restricted transcriptomes and other RNA-Seq data, (iv) ChIP-Seq and other maps of transcriptional regulatory regions, (v) chromatin states, and (vi) peptidomes, for Amphimedon queenslandica and other marine sponges, Pinctada maxima and other marine molluscs, and other Great Barrier Reef invertebrates, including Acanthaster planci.

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Agricultural and Veterinary Sciences | Agricultural Biotechnology | Acanthaster planci | Agricultural Marine Biotechnology | Amphimedon queenslandica | Aquaculture | Biochemistry and Cell Biology | Biological Sciences | Evolutionary Biology | Evolution of Developmental Systems | Fisheries Sciences | Genetics | Gene Expression (Incl. Microarray and Other Genome-Wide Approaches) | Genome Structure and Regulation | Genomics | Great Barrier Reef | Invertebrate Biology | Marine genomics | Molecular Evolution | Pinctada maxima | Sea sponges | Systems Biology | Technology | Zoology | eng |

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