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Exploring the gonad transcriptome of two extreme male pigs with RNA-seq.

Anna Esteve-Codina | Robert Kofler | Nicola Palmieri | Giovanni Bussotti | Cedric Notredame | Miguel Pérez-Enciso
BMC genomics | 2011

Although RNA-seq greatly advances our understanding of complex transcriptome landscapes, such as those found in mammals, complete RNA-seq studies in livestock and in particular in the pig are still lacking. Here, we used high-throughput RNA sequencing to gain insight into the characterization of the poly-A RNA fraction expressed in pig male gonads. An expression analysis comparing different mapping approaches and detection of allele specific expression is also discussed in this study.

Pubmed ID: 22067327

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