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Investigation of de novo unique differentially expressed genes related to evolution in exercise response during domestication in Thoroughbred race horses.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2014

Park Woncheoul, Kim Jaemin, Kim Hyeon Jeong, Choi JaeYoung, Park Jeong-Woong, Cho Hyun-Woo, Kim Byeong-Woo, Park Myung Hum, Shin Teak-Soon, Cho Seong-Keun, Park Jun-Kyu, Kim Heebal, Hwang Jae Yeon, Lee Chang-Kyu, Lee Hak-Kyo, Cho Seoae, Cho Byung-Wook

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Previous studies of horse RNA-seq were performed by mapping sequence reads to the reference genome during transcriptome analysis. However in this study, we focused on two main ideas. First, differentially expressed genes (DEGs) were identified by de novo-based analysis (DBA) in RNA-seq data from six Thoroughbreds before and after exercise, here-after referred to as "de novo unique differentially expressed genes"...

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PMID: 24658125
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0091418
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