Publications [#52314] of David McClay
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- Sea Urchin Genome Sequencing Consortium, E Sodergren, GM Weinstock, EH Davidson, RA Cameron, RA Gibbs, RC Angerer, LM Angerer, MI Arnone, DR Burgess, RD Burke, JA Coffman, M Dean, MR Elphick, CA Ettensohn, KR Foltz, A Hamdoun, RO Hynes, WH Klein, W Marzluff, DR McClay, RL Morris, A Mushegian, JP Rast, LC Smith, MC Thorndyke, VD Vacquier, GM Wessel, G Wray, L Zhang, CG Elsik, O Ermolaeva, W Hlavina, G Hofmann, P Kitts, MJ Landrum, AJ Mackey, D Maglott, G Panopoulou, AJ Poustka, K Pruitt, V Sapojnikov, X Song, A Souvorov, V Solovyev, Z Wei, CA Whittaker, K Worley, KJ Durbin, Y Shen, O Fedrigo, D Garfield, R Haygood, A Primus, R Satija, T Severson, ML Gonzalez-Garay, AR Jackson, A Milosavljevic, M Tong, CE Killian, BT Livingston, FH Wilt, N Adams, R Bellé, S Carbonneau, R Cheung, P Cormier, B Cosson, J Croce, A Fernandez-Guerra, AM Genevière, M Goel, H Kelkar, J Morales, O Mulner-Lorillon, AJ Robertson, JV Goldstone, B Cole, D Epel, B Gold, ME Hahn, M Howard-Ashby, M Scally, JJ Stegeman, EL Allgood, J Cool, KM Judkins, SS McCafferty, AM Musante, RA Obar, AP Rawson, BJ Rossetti, IR Gibbons, MP Hoffman, A Leone, S Istrail, SC Materna, MP Samanta, V Stolc, W Tongprasit, Q Tu, KF Bergeron, BP Brandhorst, J Whittle, K Berney, DJ Bottjer, C Calestani, K Peterson, E Chow, QA Yuan, E Elhaik, D Graur, JT Reese, I Bosdet, S Heesun, MA Marra, J Schein, MK Anderson, V Brockton, KM Buckley, AH Cohen, SD Fugmann, T Hibino, M Loza-Coll, AJ Majeske, C Messier, SV Nair, Z Pancer, DP Terwilliger, C Agca, E Arboleda, N Chen, AM Churcher, F Hallböök, GW Humphrey, MM Idris, T Kiyama, S Liang, D Mellott, X Mu, G Murray, RP Olinski, F Raible, M Rowe, JS Taylor, K Tessmar-Raible, D Wang, KH Wilson, S Yaguchi, T Gaasterland, BE Galindo, HJ Gunaratne, C Juliano, M Kinukawa, GW Moy, AT Neill, M Nomura, M Raisch, A Reade, MM Roux, JL Song, YH Su, IK Townley, E Voronina, JL Wong, G Amore, M Branno, ER Brown, V Cavalieri, V Duboc, L Duloquin, C Flytzanis, C Gache, F Lapraz, T Lepage, A Locascio, P Martinez, G Matassi, V Matranga, R Range, F Rizzo, E Röttinger, W Beane, C Bradham, C Byrum, T Glenn, S Hussain, G Manning, E Miranda, R Thomason, K Walton, A Wikramanayke, SY Wu, R Xu, CT Brown, L Chen, RF Gray, PY Lee, J Nam, P Oliveri, J Smith, D Muzny, S Bell, J Chacko, A Cree, S Curry, C Davis, H Dinh, S Dugan-Rocha, J Fowler, R Gill, C Hamilton, J Hernandez, S Hines, J Hume, L Jackson, A Jolivet, C Kovar, S Lee, L Lewis, G Miner, M Morgan, LV Nazareth, G Okwuonu, D Parker, LL Pu, R Thorn, R Wright, The genome of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus purpuratus.,
Science (New York, N.Y.), United States, vol. 314 no. 5801
(November, 2006),
pp. 941-52 .
(last updated on 2007/12/14)Abstract:
We report the sequence and analysis of the 814-megabase genome of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus purpuratus, a model for developmental and systems biology. The sequencing strategy combined whole-genome shotgun and bacterial artificial chromosome (BAC) sequences. This use of BAC clones, aided by a pooling strategy, overcame difficulties associated with high heterozygosity of the genome. The genome encodes about 23,300 genes, including many previously thought to be vertebrate innovations or known only outside the deuterostomes. This echinoderm genome provides an evolutionary outgroup for the chordates and yields insights into the evolution of deuterostomes.
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