Project description:The potential mechanism of ZX-7101 against influenza viruses is unknown. In this study, Transcriptome analysis demonstrated that ZX-7101 could directly inhibit viral replication and therefore affected the expression of genes involved in inflammation and the cell cycle.
Project description:The bacteria Cobetia marina is globally distributed in different oceanic ecosystems and is able to grow in a wide range of temperatures from 0°C to 41°C, with an optimal growth temperature close to 35°C. Its remarkable characteristics include its ability to form biofilm, produce biosurfactants, and use petroleum-derived hydrocarbons as energy and carbon source. In this context, Cobetia marina is a model for biofilm production and the production of diverse biomolecules of relevance for human and animal health, as well as for environmental protection and recovery. This dataset shows the differential expression of genes and gene regulatory circuits that explain the adaptation of Cobetia marina to different temperatures, serving as a model of evolution in response to selection pressures such as temperature changes in the marine environment. In this study, Cobetia marina was grown at 16°C, 35°C, 38°C, and 41°C to establish differential gene expression using high-throughput RNA sequencing.
Project description:This dataset contains the transcriptome sequence of Zostera marina as produced by Illumina sequencing. Four tissues were sequenced, female flower in late and early stages of development, the male flower, the root and leaf tissue.
