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Venier, P., Pallavicini, A., De Pittà, C., & Lanfranchi, G. (2004). Identification of actively transcribed genes in reference organisms of the venice lagoon: Zosterisessor ophiocephalus. Scientific Research and Safeguarding of Venice, Corila Research Program 2002 Results, II, 429–435.
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Categorie: General Keywords: biodiversità - Biodiversity, extend abstract corila, processi ambientali - Environmental Processes Creatori: De Pittà, Lanfranchi, Pallavicini, Venier Collezione: Scientific Research and Safeguarding of Venice, Corila Research Program 2002 Results |
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Questo lavoro è stato sviluppato nell’ambito della Linea di Ricerca 3.6 (Partner associato P.M. Bisol).
Queste sequenze rappresentano il primo contributo all’identificazione di geni espressi nel gò e rappresentano una preziosa risorsa per ulteriori studi su questo organismo. This work has been undertaken in the frame of the Research Line 3.6 (Associated Partner P.M. Bisol). The paucity of genetic information on reference organisms of the Venice lagoon makes the understanding of functional relationships within the ecosystem, in particular the biological responses to environmental changes, more difficult. The evident lack of sequence data has been approached in Mytilus galloprovincialis (Lmk, 1819) and Zosterisessor ophiocephalus (Pallas, 1811) with experimental protocols successfully applied to the identification of human genes and gene expression profiling. In fact, the genes actively transcribed in a given cell and in a certain moment essentially give us a snapshot, a transcriptional profile, from which we may infer functional tuning and Scientific research and safeguarding of Venice snapshot, a transcriptional profile, from which we may infer functional tuning and induced biological responses. The overall results obtained on Z. ophiocephalus are specifically described in thisport. Multiple tissues of the grass goby have been used to isolate the heterogeneousssenger RNAs and, subsequently, to define a 3’end ed the recognition of 967 independent gene transcripts (putative identity equences). These to her research on such organism. Added by: Dott. Alessandro Meggiato |