Research Progress on Population Genomics of Marine Fishes

doi:10.13560/j.cnki.biotech.bull.1985.2016.11.004

Abstract

Abstract: Over the recent years,advances in high-throughput sequencing and big data analysis have facilitated genome-wide research in many species. Using the methods of genome sequencing,single nucleotide polymorphism（SNPs）analysis and population transcriptomics,the evolutionary progress and regulatory mechanisms of adaptive genetic variation were understood in more details,which poses great significance for theoretical research and productive practice. Furthermore,research on population genomics will deepen our understanding of important events in microevolution such as population divergence,hybridization and speciation. Therefore,the related research would be conducive for us to better understand the evolution of marine organisms,and provide theoretical evidences for development of aquaculture and management of marine fishery resources.

Key words: population genomics, marine fish, genetic structure, SNPs

LIU Ying, GAO Li, FENG Jun-rong. Research Progress on Population Genomics of Marine Fishes[J]. Biotechnology Bulletin, 2016, 32(11): 30-37.

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