Takifugu rubripes

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Takifugu rubripes is a species of pufferfish notable for its compact, well-annotated genome and its importance as a model organism in vertebrate genetics and developmental biology.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf pufferfish
ray-finned fish
species
aquaculture farmed species
bodyPlan laterally compressed body
chromosomeNumber 22 pairs
class Actinopterygii
commonName Japanese pufferfish
torafugu
culinaryUse fugu
defenseMechanism body inflation
tetrodotoxin-based chemical defense
describedBy Temminck and Schlegel NERFINISHED
diet benthic invertebrates
economicImportance high-value food fish in Japan
eggType pelagic eggs
family Tetraodontidae NERFINISHED
genomeSequenced true
genomeSize approximately 400 megabases
genus Takifugu NERFINISHED
habitat coastal waters
marine
hasGenomeProject Fugu genome project NERFINISHED
hasLowRepetitiveDNAContent true
hasShortIntrons true
hasToxin tetrodotoxin
isEdible true
kingdom Animalia
nativeTo Northwest Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
waters around China
waters around Japan
waters around Korea
notableFor compact genome
well-annotated genome
order Tetraodontiformes NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
reproduction external fertilization
requiresLicensedPreparation true
researchField developmental biology
vertebrate genetics
researchUse comparative genomics
gene identification
genome organization studies
taxonRank species
usedAs model organism
usedToStudy conservation of vertebrate genes
evolution of vertebrate genomes
regulatory elements in vertebrates
yearDescribed 1850

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Tetraodontidae contains Takifugu rubripes