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Chromatin accessibility at four key stages of turbot development, from phylotypic to post-metamorphic stages [ATAC-seq]

ABSTRACT: Metamorphosis is a widely studied post-embryonic process in which many tissues undergo dramatic modifications to adapt to the new adult lifestyle. Flatfish represent a good example of metamorphosis in teleosts. During flatfish metamorphosis, organ regression and neo-formation occur, being the most remarkable change the migration of one of the eyes to the other side of the body. In order to create a useful and reliable tool to advance the molecular study of metamorphosis in flatfish, we generated a chromatin accessible atlas as well as gene expression profile during four developmental stages ranging from a phylotypic stage to a post-metamorphic stage. We identified 29,019 accessible regions of chromatin and 3,253 differentially expressed genes. We found stage-specific regulatory regions and gene expression profile, supporting the quality of the results. Our work provides strongly reproducible data for further studies to elucidate the regulatory elements that ensure successful metamorphosis.

ORGANISM(S): Scophthalmus maximus

PROVIDER: GSE215396 | GEO | 2023/02/16

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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