Abstract
RNA-Seq transcriptome data from twenty Siberian sturgeon gonads at different developmental stages is described: ten undifferentiated gonads, six gonads of immature males and four gonads from immature females. Siberian sturgeon, Acipenser baerii, is long-lived, late-maturing fish farmed in 50 countries but its production remains on a craftsman scale when compared to industrial species. Sturgeon genetic and physiological studies are less developed than for industrial fish. The data presented hereafter enables fundamental studies on the regulatory mechanisms of sturgeon gonad development, which can further be applied both in aquaculture and in fundamental research.
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To cite this version: Christophe Klopp, André Lasalle, Santiago Di Landro, Denise Vizziano-Cantonnet
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Acipenser baerii, is long-lived, late-maturing fish farmed in 50 countries but its production remains on a craftsman scale when compared to industrial species
Summary
This data set will benefit the community of scientists working on sex determination/sex differentiation mechanisms and gametogenesis as well as fish evolution. This data set includes RNA-Seq of gonads at several stages before and after sex differentiation enabling to better understand the control of sex differentiation. This data will facilitate the development of sex control strategies to increase aquaculture production of Siberian sturgeon
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