The genome of the Eurasian perch (Latin name, Perca fluviatilis) — three times smaller than the human genome, yet containing about a billion nucleotides and more than 23,000 genes — has been assembled by Estonian and Finnish scientists.
The genome of the Eurasian perch (Latin name, Perca fluviatilis) — three times smaller than the human genome, yet containing about a billion nucleotides and more than 23,000 genes — has been assembled by Estonian and Finnish scientists.