Publications by authors named "S Klinbunga"

Article Synopsis
  • Researchers identified pigmentation genes in different varieties of Siamese fighting fish, discovering 22,919 new unigenes and a significant number of SNPs in these genes.
  • * Expression patterns varied among the Thai-flag variety's skin and tail segments, with many genes involved in pigmentation and metabolism showing differential expression compared to solid colors.
  • * This study highlights the potential for using genetic insights to develop new varieties of Betta splendens in the future.
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Transcriptome comparison was performed to identify genes expressed in skin, muscle and tails of mono-color (Red, Blue, Black, White and Yellow), bi-color (Cambodian) and multi-color (Marble) varieties of Siamese fighting fish Betta splendens. In total, 163,140 unigenes covering 26.348 Gb were found.

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To establish sustainable resources and founder populations for genetic improvement of the Siamese fighting fish Betta splendens, genetic diversity in wild and hatchery stocks was examined using mitochondrial (mt) DNA genes cytochrome b (cytb), 16S ribosomal DNA (16S rDNA), and cytochrome oxidase subunit I (COI), and eight microsatellite loci. Based on mtDNA sequences, restrictive levels of polymorphism (0, 3, and 1 substitutions) were observed in this study. For analysis of microsatellites, fluorescent multiplex PCR was developed, and subsequently identifying moderate levels of observed (H = 0.

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White scar oyster Crassostrea belcheri is a commercially important bivalve species in Thailand. Appropriate genetic markers are needed for effective management to elevate its production efficiency. Type II microsatellites of C.

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Mantis shrimp has become commercially valuable in many countries, while the commercially aquaculture still unsuccessful. The stable supply of the species-specific markers for precise identification can play a key role of foods authentication as well as restoring/enhancing mantis shrimp stocks in future. The aim of this research was to identify species-specific markers for Squillid and Harpiosquillid mantis shrimp taxa using Amplified fragment length polymorphism-Single strand conformation polymorphism (AFLP-SSCP) approaches.

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