Development of Massive Molecular Biomarker Analysis (“Biomarkomics”) in Non-model Species: The Transcriptome of Rhinella arenarum (Anura, Bufonidae) Larvae Exposed to Organophosphorus Pesticides as a Case Example
Andrés Venturino,
Danilo Ceschin,
Cecilia Lascano
Abstract:The development of massive sequencing technologies has led to an impressive increase in data acquisition capacity and analysis. The study of differential expression of genes (DEG) in species exposed to contaminants using whole transcriptomics enables a response pattern as a massive molecular biomarker fingerprint. This biomarkomic approach has been recently applied to the autochthonous, non-model amphibian Rhinella arenarum exposed to organophosphorus pesticides. The whole transcriptome study enabled the annot… Show more
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