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Mesorhabditis belari

BioProject PRJEB61636 | Data Source LBMC UMR5239 | Taxonomy ID 2138241

About Mesorhabditis belari

The nematode Mesorhabditis belari is a diecious free-living worm which reproduces by pseudogamy: its rare male specimens are required for reproduction, even though the genetic material found in sperm is rarely used by eggs.

Genome Assembly & Annotation

Assembly

This genome was submitted to ENA on July 18, 2023 by LBMC UMR5239, ENS de Lyon and has been imported from there. 10 strains of the auto-pseudogamous species M. belari populations have been pooled and sequenced using both short- (Illumina HiSeq 4000) and long-read sequencing technology (Oxford Nanopore Techonologies - MinION). The reads were polished and assembled using Canu, Flye, Quickmerge, Pilon, Medaka and purge_haplotig_onlyforannotation.

The new improved genome has replaced the previous M. belari genome GCA_900631915.1 ([Grosmaire M, et al., 2019] from LBMC UMR5239, ENS de Lyon(https://europepmc.org/article/MED/30872523)) in WormBase ParaSite Release 19.

Annotation

The annotation was submitted to GenBank on July 17, 2023 by LBMC UMR5239, ENS de Lyon and has been imported from there.

Key Publications

Resources

ENS de Lyon

Assembly Statistics

AssemblyM.belari_Hybrid_genome_bis, GCA_958450365.1
StrainJU2817
Database VersionWBPS19
Genome Size208,960,405
Data SourceLBMC UMR5239
Annotation Version2023-09-WormBase

Gene counts

Coding genes21,911
Pseudogenes18
Gene transcripts23,226

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