Genome Analysis of Marine Animals (KAP210021)
Project contents. Full length genome detoxification of one species of crustacean spiny shrimp Long-sequence sequencing to decipher the full-length genome of one crustacean spiny lobster Gene prediction and annotation using homologous transcript information Compare and analyze genes among crustacean flexible species to find useful genes. Transcript Analysis of Crustacean Spiny Shrimp and Watery Red Shrimp Analysis of two transcripts of crustacean spiny lobster and watery red shrimp Maximizing the discovery of the characteristics and usefulness of protein-expressing genes by comparing the transcripts of two species of crustaceans Expected effect and utilization As a standard genome for marine animals Used as a basis for claiming bio sovereignty for biological resources at home and abroad Proposal of industrialization using marine bio materials Development of various follow-up studies on marine animals Development of sophisticated genome analysis technology with marine animal genome field research technology Raising the possibility of industrialization of marine animal functional genes by discovering new functional genes Contribute to the establishment of strategies to respond to changes in biological resources caused by changes in the marine environment Contribute to the establishment of strategies for preserving marine ecosystems and restoring damaged ecosystems