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Ephydatia muelleri methylome

ABSTRACT: Ephydatia muelleri is a cosmopolitan freshwater demosponge, with potential to become a model system. We have participated in a large collaborative project to sequence the genome (PRJNA579531), methylome, transcriptome for this species, aiming to better understand the biology of this sponge species. In terms of DNA methylation, it presents relatively low methylation levels compared to the methylomes of other sponges (A. queenslandica and S. ciliatum), suggesting quite a lot of varation within the sponge phylum.

ORGANISM(S): Ephydatia muelleri

PROVIDER: GSE139500 | GEO | 2020/06/11

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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