Genome-Wide Survey Analysis and Microsatellite Distribution Features of Setipinna tenuifilis
In this study,the whole genome of Setipinna tenuifilis was sequenced,and genome-wide survey analysis and microsatellite feature studies were conducted to evaluate its basic information and provide impor-tant information for further research on the species'genetic diversity and evolution.The study showed that S.tenuifilis genome size is approximately 815 Mb,with a repeat sequence proportion of 39.69%and a heterozy-gosity rate of 1.77%.With the preliminary assembly,the contig N50 was 35 836 bp and the scaffold N50 was 107 605 bp.In addition,14 562 379 microsatellite loci were detected in the whole genome,with a relative abundance of approximately 1 713 microsatellite motifs per Mb.Among them,the dinucleotide repeat was the most common(90.64%),followed by the mononucleotide repeat(5.52%),and the hexanucleotide repeat was less frequent(0.24%).The microsatellite repeat copy number was mainly distributed between 6 and 15 times,and AC/GT and AG/CT were the most common dinucleotide repeat types.These research results provide important in-formation for genetic and evolutionary biology studies of S.tenuifilis and useful molecular markers for the pro-tection of its genetic diversity.