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Stand-specific RNA-seq is expected to facilitate more quantitative transcriptome analysis by avoiding assignment of short sequence reads to the wrong strand (Supplementary information file, Text S1 and Figure S8).

However, global analysis revealed that differences in the transcriptomes being more quantitative than qualitative i.e. supported by activation/depletion rather than by gain/loss of biological processes.

We next attempted a more quantitative and comprehensive comparison between the transcriptomes of P. borchgrevinki and D. rerio in order to better identify differences in transcriptome composition.

Although there are limitations of microarray technology that have been widely discussed (Bradford et al. 2010; Malone and Oliver 2011), the technique allows for the initial screening of most of the known transcriptome; ideally, positive results are confirmed by more quantitative techniques.

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However, such associations require more quantitative analyses.

More quantitative experiments are needed to address this issue.