AI Article Synopsis
- The marble goby is a carnivorous freshwater fish found in the Asia-Pacific region, particularly valued in countries like China, Thailand, and Vietnam.
- This study details the complete mitochondrial genome of the marble goby, measuring 16,525 base pairs in length.
- The genome organization and gene order of the marble goby are consistent with those typically found in vertebrates.
Article Abstract
The marble goby is a carnivorous fish native to freshwater in Asia-Pacific region, and it is marketed as a high-valued fish in some Asia countries such as China, Thailand and Vietnam. This study presents the complete mitochondrial genome of O. marmorata, which is 16,525 bp length with the genome organization and gene order being identical to that of the typical vertebrate.
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