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Primers for the Figla gene were designed based on zebrafish sequences (NM_198919) (Table 1).
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The primers used for amplification are based on zebrafish gapdh cDNA sequence (GenBank accession number BC095386): gapdh: 5′-GATACACGGAGCACCAGGTT-3′, 5′-CGTTGAGAGCAATACCAGCA-3′.
Amplification of a partial sequence of the dax1 gene of S. pyrenaicus and S. alburnoides was performed using primers based on zebrafish dax1 (ENSDART00000020212) (Table 1).
Based on zebrafish dataset, a total of 24,281 Ensembl zebrafish proteins were matched by catfish contigs, corresponding to 20,014 unique genes (Table 5).
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The zebrafish 14K oligo microarray comprising 14,067 zebrafish oligonucleotides was designed and synthesized by MWG Genomic Company (Germany) based on 1800 zebrafish gene sequences from the NCBI and a database of 12,768 putative ORFs using NCBI zebrafish EST sequence information [50].
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This cDNA was used as a template for PCR with sequence specific primers designed based on the zebrafish bmp16 transcript sequence found in Ensembl (ID: ENSDART00000098426).
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